Sentences with phrase «highest overall employment»

California has the highest overall employment for chief executives, with just over 29,300 positions.

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«The general picture is little changed on last month, with the overall employment rate and that for women both at record highs, the inactivity rate at a joint record low and the unemployment rate falling to its lowest since early summer 1975,» Matt Hughes, a senior statistician at the ONS said.

Fed policymakers see an economy that may be past full employment, market prices that are high and overall growth that continues to gather steam.

This is substantially higher than the overall self - employment rate of 10 %.

For example, weekly initial jobless claims are currently running at around the 345,000 level, which in the past has been consistent with monthly employment gains of around 150,000; the manufacturing ISM employment index is at a 20 - year high; and growth in temporary - help services employment (which tends to lead overall employment) has picked up.

The authors did not examine the deaths due to dangerous work conditions, but Tapia says earlier studies have found workplace injuries also increased during high employment but, compared with heart attacks, they were a relatively minor cause of mortality, overall.

This could have the unintended effect of lowering overall employment for groups with high rates of prior convictions, such as young black males, especially if employers» underlying beliefs are racially biased.

In turn, these personal injuries can lead to employment problems, higher divorce rates, estranged family relationships and an overall failure for the accident victim to function normally in society.

This sentiment is supported by the overall results for the UK employment market; the Office for National Statistics reports that the UK employment rate was 75.3 % in 2017, which is the joint highest since comparable records began in 1971.»

Additionally, in that same report, 40 % of employees said they would consider the possibility of seeking employment elsewhere in the next year, with looking for better overall benefits coming in as the second most important reason; higher pay of course being the first.

Overall, according to the report, which is a comprehensive snapshot of graduate employment based on the Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) survey, 62 % of 2011 graduates were employed six months later, while 13 % were in further study, 9 % were unemployed and the rest were either working while continuing to study or involved in other activities.

As the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) shows with this chart, the overall employment rate for UK and EU graduates from a full - time first degree after six months was up from 68.5 % last year to 70.7 % this year, and unemployment after six months was down from 9.1 % to 7.8 %.

Seasonal Employment Teens working for summer and hourly jobs have higher jobless rate compared to the overall ratio across the country.

While the lack of skilled medical billing and coding professionals currently working makes it more likely that an individual with an associates degree can obtain a high paying position, earning a 4 - year bachelors degree in the field will guarantee more lucrative employment overall.

For the upper - bound effects on maternal employment, we estimated what the increase in maternal employment for children with children under age 6 required to reach the higher level of overall maternal employment for mothers with children ages 6 through 17 (with none younger than 6 years old).

Studies show that the development of these non-cognitive skills, collectively known as social and emotional learning (SEL), is tied to better academic performance, higher college retention rates, increased employment rates and wages, and better overall health and well - being, including a lower risk of substance abuse, obesity, and criminal activity.

Overall, employment growth appears to be strong in health care, high tech and energy, but is disappointing in finance, government and construction.