“An employee may combine years of pensionable service from his or her current employment with that from previous employments.”

“It can normally be reached by a thorough and logical analysis, often by the employment of a system of elimination.”

“We have seen some positive trends in the employment of young people in our community.”

“His experience in the last six months will only add to his employability.”

“But the Government can give people employability for life, a chance to upskill and change career direction.”

“Even in a buoyant jobs market departing employees will view outplacement counselling as an opportunity to enhance their employability.”

“Each employee sets goals quarterly and receives four performance reviews a year.”

“I understood that employers are not happy with an employee that receives too many personal phone calls.”

“Any sickness or industrial injury benefit paid during such period may be deducted from what the employee is entitled to under this provision.”

“Sir, they take their instructions from their employer. And the employer sets down specific rules by which they do their service.”

“They are proud to be working for their employer, and they are willing to work harder than they have to for the employer to succeed.”

“We may end up clocking in and clocking out, so let's tie the employer down.”

“He should be willing to grant an audience to an employe and should work with him.”

“Every employe who sees how little he can do is a hold-back to the institution.”

“In Inukjuak, all four employe d pa rticipants n oted that their em ployment income had increased after their in terventions were com pleted.”

“Outside work is prohibited while you're under our employ.”

“He obtained a variety of employments but continued to suffer flashbacks and night terrors and to drink heavily.”

“Certain people move into occupations, environments, employments, that actually bring out certain aspects of leadership.”

“This means trading and professional income together with income from non-pensionable employments.”

“This system was difficult to use because the store employees needed to remember arcane instructions and enter plenty of keystrokes.”

“Softworks is one of the few companies in the world to facilitate an honour-based company culture where employees do not clock in.”

“Workers who clock in while ill cost their employers 20 percent more per day than employees who take time off.”

“Private sector employers are furious that government ministers will continue to write blank cheques to up the pay for public servants.”

“They want employers to introduce a blanket ban on internal e-mails and get staff walking around the office.”

“Simply sending your resume to employers who've placed want ads is not enough.”

“Unscrupulous employers often endeavor to control the votes of their employes.”

“Therewith he went out to talk politics to his employes while he watched them at work.”

“First, when the piece rate or the more modern premium system is used, employes are paid according to the number of units produced.”