Pronunciation: /ɪmˈplɔɪmənt/
noun the state of being employed or having a job
A1 My sister found employment at a local bakery.
A2 He is looking for employment opportunities in the hospitality industry.
B1 The government has implemented policies to boost employment rates.
B2 She has a stable employment contract with a reputable company.
C1 The company offers various benefits to attract top talent for employment.
C2 His extensive experience and qualifications make him a sought-after candidate for executive employment.
adjective relating to work or the act of being employed
A1 My sister is looking for employment opportunities.
A2 He found a new job after months of unemployment.
B1 The company offers various employment benefits to its employees.
B2 She received a promotion for her outstanding performance in her current employment.
C1 The government is implementing new policies to boost employment rates.
C2 His extensive experience in various fields makes him a valuable asset in the employment sector.
formal The government is implementing policies to boost employment rates in the country.
informal I heard there are new job opportunities opening up in the city, so maybe you should start looking for employment.
slang I'm on the hunt for some new employment gigs to make some extra cash.
figurative Education is the key to unlocking the door to better employment prospects.
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