employable
/ɪmˈplɔɪəb(ə)l
/ /ɛmˈplɔɪəb(ə)l /adjective
1Suitable for paid work: they will emerge as highly employable graduates students with employable skills...
- The key element in the Harris governments reforms was a mandatory workfare program for employable individuals.
- The aim is to turn out more employable youngsters.
- He said ideally the school, which is residential, aims to produce employable students who can play a useful role in society.
2Able to be used: this report shows the attempts to incriminate me by whatever means employable...
- The Army has addressed the requirement for unity of effort by establishing regionally oriented, globally employable, theater sustainment commands.
- Yes, our tactical and operational capabilities must be rapidly deployable, immediately employable, highly mobile and lethal, durable, and sustainable.
- The law has set limits to the means properly employable for this purpose.
Derivatives
employability
- 64 per cent of respondents want to see more training courses made available to increase employability among older workers.
- In a survey last year of 27,000 temp workers, 70% believed temping improved their employability.
- Enhancing student employability is a key priority for higher education.
- at its (or someone's) worst
- Ativan
- -ative
- Atkins diet
- Atkinson, Sir Harry
- ATL
- Atlanta
- Atlantan
- Atlantean
- atlantes
- Atlantic
- Atlantic, Battle of the
- Atlantic Charter
- Atlantic City
- Atlantic halibut
- Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway
- Atlanticism
- Atlanticist
- Atlantic Ocean
- Atlantic Provinces
- Atlantic ridley
- Atlantic seal
- Atlantic time
- Atlantis
- at large