employment

/ɪmˈplɔɪmənt/
noun 5

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

paid, salaried | full-time, part-time | lifelong, lifetime | casual | seasonal

gainful, meaningful

After years of searching, she finally found gainful employment as a freelance translator.

full, total

Many workers struggled to find full employment after the factory closed down.

high, low

Many young people moved to the city seeking high employment opportunities in the tech industry.

large-scale

The new factory will provide large-scale employment for thousands of workers in the region.

manual | skilled, unskilled | blue-collar, white-collar | factory, office

QUANT

level

The factory closure will reduce the employment level in our town significantly.

VERB + EMPLOYMENT

look for, seek

After losing her job, she spent months looking for employment in the tech industry.

find, gain, get, obtain, secure

After graduation, she was able to gain employment at a technology company.

take up

She took up employment at the local hospital after completing her nursing degree.

give up, lose

After having a baby, Maria decided to give up employment and stay home with her children.

give sb, offer sb

create, generate, provide

The new factory will generate employment for over 500 workers in our town.

boost, increase, raise, stimulate

The new factory should boost employment in our small town.

EMPLOYMENT + VERB

increase, rise | fall

EMPLOYMENT + NOUN

opportunities, possibilities, prospects

The company website lists all current employment opportunities for graduates interested in marketing.

rights | training

status

After graduation, Maria checked her employment status before applying for the apartment.

agency | contract | conditions, terms | figures, records, statistics | levels | patterns, trends

market

The employment market has become more competitive since many companies started hiring remote workers.

policy

The company's new employment policy requires all workers to complete safety training before starting.

practices

Many companies have updated their employment practices to offer more flexible working hours.

PREP

in ~

My brother has been in employment for three years since finishing university.

out of ~

After losing his job, he remained out of employment for several months before finding a new position.

PHRASES

conditions of employment

Workers at the factory negotiated better conditions of employment with their manager.

a contract of employment, patterns/trends of employment

My new job came with a contract of employment that I needed to sign before starting work.

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