Summary
employment {noun}
emploi · travail
to employ {verb}
employer · embaucher · appliquer · utiliser
English-French translation for "employment"
"employment" French translation
employment {noun}
employment {noun} (also: job, employ, usage, use)
The implementation of the reform of the public employment service began in 2004.
Temporary employment programmes are increasingly common in developed countries.
An Internet web page offering access to employment services has also been set up;
It is very important that we be able to improve the employment insurance system.
The section dealing with employment could also have been a little more ambitious.
employment {noun} (also: job, labor, labour, work)
They have to buy these tools themselves and they need them for their employment.
The dispute arose out of an employment contract containing an arbitration clause.
The aim of this plan is to assist those seeking employment to find suitable work.
International Labour Organization, “African employment trends” (Geneva, 2007).
Employment legislation also prohibited discrimination against part-time workers.
to employ {verb}
to employ [employed|employed] {vb} (also: to apply, to employ for, to employ in, to employ on)
(b) Another person's right to employ or refrain from employing any individual.
In addition, the State party should recruit, train and employ women police officers.
(b) The right of others to employ or refrain from employing any person;
6.8 The Ministry of Defence's policy was not to employ female soldiers.
(d) It is prohibited to employ children under the age of 18 years to do night work.
to employ [employed|employed] {vb} (also: to hire, to sign on, to take on)
Employers that employ new workers must advertise job vacancies publicly.
In effect, it is usually permissible to employ a minor from the age of 16 (see Chapter X).
Expanding export sectors often sought to employ young women.
It further decided to employ 500 of them in the government sector and government-owned enterprises.
Lowering the wage was to be an incentive for employers to employ young people with no work experience.
to employ [employed|employed] {vb} (also: to implement, to lay down, to apply, to put)
The plan will employ a number of strategies to ensure effective implementation.
It would be a lot simpler and easier to employ.
And the Security Council must continue to weigh how to employ sanctions effectively and fairly.
We call on all governments to create and employ institutional alternatives to armed conflict.
By the end of 2009, the Special Court will only employ 69 staff working to implement the Court's liquidation plan.
to employ [employed|employed] {vb} (also: to draw on, to use, to utilize)
(c) Employ innovative approaches in fund-raising from the general public;
The Security Council is well able to employ this kind of effective mechanism.
Parties continue to employ the tried and tested guerrilla tactics.
Rebels appear to employ a strategy of guerrilla warfare.
We need to employ a flexible system, and the subsidies we pay will go up and down.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "employment":
© Princeton Universitywork · use · usage · utilization · utilisation · exercise · engagement · employ
Synonyms (English) for "employ":
© Princeton Universityuse · utilize · utilise · apply · hire · engage · employment
Usage examples
Usage examples for "employment" in French
Similar words
empirical · empirically · empiricism · employ · employability · employable · employee · employees · employer · employers · employment · emporium · empowered · empowerment · empress · emptiness · emptor · empty · empty-handed · empty-nesters · emptying
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