Sentences with phrase «of employed»

Each of employed writers has at least a Masters degree, while many have PhDs.

What would happen the day after the retcon when our magical reality - bending powers faded and the personalities and capabilities of those employed at each retailer took over again?

Further, why is it that over 75 % of those employed by schools across the country are female, yet only 18 % of superintenents across the country are female; and in most cases, those women superintendents are in charge of small rural K - 8 districts.

In December 2011, for every 1000 jobs located in the District, we had 434 employed residents (in the city or elsewhere); by June 2015, number of employed residents for 1000 jobs located in the city had risen to 465.

As the century progressed, domestic service replaced braiding hats, but roughly half of employed women continued to work in textiles and the needle trades.

In the other study, of 7,400 students in Indiana, three - fifths of the employed students said they used alcohol on a regular basis, and 70 percent said they had driven cars while under the influence of alcohol.

As shown in Figure 2, while 67 percent of employed American adults and 63 percent of the full sample report owning a home, only 37 percent of San Francisco teachers own their own home.

In Figure 1, the blue line represents San Francisco Unified School District teachers, the orange line represents a national sample of adults, and the grey line represents a national sample of employed adults.

«These are dedicated professionals, but with too few of them employed for the amount of work that has to be done, schools are increasingly relying on the goodwill of staff.

(Note that Sommers has a tendency to attribute to an educational institution the work of those employed there.)

Last year, 43 % of employed Americans said they spent at least some time working remotely, according to the survey of more than 15,000 adults».

AARP conducted a survey of employed workers aged 45 to 74 and found the majority (69 percent) of those interviewed plan to continue working beyond traditional retirement age and 34 percent said they would work part - time for interest or enjoyment.

Unlike most of my employed - by - the - Fed friends, I'm at work today.

By means of material - dependent measurements over a wide temperature range and with a varied thickness of the employed magnetic material, a direct correlation between the amplitude of the voltage signal and the intrinsic properties of magnons was identified.

The microarray data were also used to validate the identity of the employed pericyte populations (Supplementary Fig. 1).

Start with these numbers: African - Americans make up 13 percent of the United States population, but comprise only 5 percent of those employed in the life, physical, and social sciences.

At last count, nearly a quarter of the employed adults who live in my neighborhood were software developers.

The number of employed people has grown, but so has the number of unemployed, by 80,500, and the unemployment rate is higher now, 5.9 percent versus 5.4 percent.

The number of employed New Yorkers increased by more than 87,000.

In 2002, Sveikauskas found that slightly more than two - thirds of employed Kingston residents worked inside of Ulster County.

In addition to having its lowest ever unemployment rate, the new statistics from the NYSDOL also find that in March 2017 the borough had its highest ever number of employed Bronxites at 584,300.

The average salary of those employed by the securities industry rose to around $ 363,000.

He said that the NDE would keep a data base of employed, unemployed, employable, under - employed and gainfully employed youths of the country for easy accessment.

On the claim that about 745,000 employment avenues were created under the Planting for Food and Jobs program, Haruna Iddrisu called for an independent assessment and full publication of the names of those employed under the program.

The number of employed people in the county is expected to grow from 555,699 in 2010 to 693,429 in 2030, says the NYMTC.

The Public Sector employs some 5.8 million people, a third of the employed workforce.

Today's students are, as he says: «highly anxious about taking on an average of # 44,000 worth of debt in an uncertain job market where nearly half of employed recent graduates are in non-graduate jobs.»

In the top four industry sectors, the retail industry employs 14.3 % of all employed people, manufacturing 14.8 %, property and business services 10.4 %, and health and community services 10.3 %.

The WHO Code of Marketing Breastmilk Substitutes and subsequent WHA Resolutions, the Global Strategy on Infant and Young Child Feeding and the Conventions on the Rights of the Child support the exclusion of those employed by breastmilk substitute manufacturers from providing infant feeding education.

More than 80 % of employed fathers in OECD countries take formal leave near the birth.

91 % of employed fathers take some form of leave after childbirth with 50 % taking the statutory maximum of 10 working days, 31 % taking less and 19 % more (La Valle et al. 2008; see also Miller, 2010, forthcoming).

Increasing father involvement at home may gradually stimulate a revolution in thinking at work to the benefit of employed women and mothers, as well as fathers:

There wasn't one compelling reason to keep either of them employed.

At the end of this season we will have both of them employed at Arsenal, it may be a bit soon for them to get in a new manager as I can imagine Silent Stan and Gazidis wanting to ensure they get the best man they can.

All our packaging machinery can be serviced by a national network of employed IBIS engineers.

Although getting back into the swing of things (meaning the lifestyle of the employed) may be a shock to my system at first, I am actually starting to get that anxious / excited feeling.

On the other hand, the absence of an employed adult in the family increases the chances of a child growing up in poverty considerably.

While it is true that 80 to 90 per cent of all births out of wedlock are to black teen - agers, and that half of all black children live in female - headed families, it is also the case that black males form the largest unemployed group in the total population, and are the lowest - paid of employed males.

In a surprise best seller of 1991, The Overworked American, economist Juliet Schor reported that work hours and stress are up and sleep and family time are down for all classes of employed Americans.

The conservative denominations, which have among the highest numbers of clergy per member, also have the highest proportions of employed clergy per church.

More than half of employed Americans want to make — or have already made — a major career change.

REALITIES OF THE AMERICAN JOB MARKET — 41 % of employed Americans chose to work in a traditional job — 19 % of employed Americans are working in jobs they took out of necessity — 19 % of employed Americans want to find jobs that allow them to be more creative — 9 % of employed Americans have one job to pay the bills and another that allows them to be creative — 9 % of employed Americans identify as underemployed (i.e., their job does not require their level of degree)

An unemployment report is an economic report that shows the number of employed and unemployed workers, and may also include an unemployment rate.

Engaged employees are rare, and so it was the State of the American Workplace report that said just 33 % of employed residents in the United States are engaged at work, and that's hardly more than three of ten employees in your company.

Your company's most valuable assets could be leaving, and it could cost you: 94 % of employed job seekers plan to explore new opportunities 72 % of employees ranked training & tuition reimbursement

We've created a series of charts to show seven age cohorts of the employed population from 1948 to the present.

Furthermore, as of March there were still almost 3 million fewer jobs than at the end of 2007, and the ratio of employed Americans to the working age population was actually lower than it was at the end of the recession.

In fact, 43 percent of employed Americans said they spent at least some time working remotely in 2016.

By the early 2000s, 25 % of employed men and 10 % of employed women were working 50 or more hours per week.24 And 35 - 40 % of Americans were working outside regular hours (9 am to 5 pm) and / or days (Monday to Friday).25 Average commute time rose from 40 minutes in 1980 to 50 minutes in the late 2000s.26

There are a few progressive organizations that capitalize on employee passion for competition to build camaraderie, as 25 percent of employed Americans say their current employer has encouraged watching major sporting events at work, such as the Summer Olympics (11 percent).