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noun (the act of employing or state of being employed: She was in my employment; This will give employment to more men.) empleoemployment n empleo / trabajotr[em'plɔɪmənt]1 (work) trabajo; (availability of work) empleo■ the new factory will provide employment for local people la nueva fábrica dará trabajo a la gente del pueblo■ are you in regular employment? ¿tienes un trabajo fijo?2 (use) empleo, uso\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLemployment agency agencia de trabajo, agencia de colocacionesemployment exchange bolsa de trabajofull employment pleno empleoemployment [ɪm'plɔɪmənt, ɛm-] n: trabajo m, empleo mn.• acomodo s.m.• empleo s.m.• encargo s.m.• plaza s.f.ɪm'plɔɪməntmass nouna) ( work) trabajo mto be in employment — tener* trabajo; (before n)
employment agency — agencia f de trabajo or colocación
b) ( availability of work) empleo mfull employment — pleno empleo m; (before n) < legislation> laboral
c) (hiring, taking on) contratación f[ɪm'plɔɪmǝnt]1.N empleo m, trabajo mto be in employment — tener empleo or trabajo
to find employment — encontrar empleo or trabajo
to give employment to — emplear a, dar trabajo a
to look for employment — buscar empleo or trabajo
conditions of employment — condiciones fpl de empleo
Secretary (of State) for or Minister of Employment (Brit) —
Secretary for Employment — (US) Ministro m de Trabajo
Department of Employment — (Brit) Ministerio m de Trabajo
2.CPDemployment agency N — agencia f de colocación
employment exchange N — (Brit) oficina f de empleo
employment law N — derecho m laboral
employment office N — (US) oficina f de empleo
Employment Service N — (US) organismo del gobierno encargado de ayudar a que los desempleados encuentren trabajo, ≈ Instituto m Nacional de Empleo (Sp)
employment statistics NPL — estadística f del empleo, cifras fpl del paro
employment tribunal N — tribunal m de lo social
* * *[ɪm'plɔɪmənt]mass nouna) ( work) trabajo mto be in employment — tener* trabajo; (before n)
employment agency — agencia f de trabajo or colocación
b) ( availability of work) empleo mfull employment — pleno empleo m; (before n) < legislation> laboral
c) (hiring, taking on) contratación f
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