employment area

This again shows the change in employment areas for men now compared to 1881.

Plans included the construction of around 9,500 homes, a town centre area, schools and employment areas.

For many years, Denbigh has been an important employment area.

There is no centralized list of targeted employment areas.

This area is a major employment area for San Diego.

The town centre has expanded beyond its original boundaries into the adjacent Queensway employment area.

This is being designed to articulate with university degree courses, and to provide a suitable qualification for a number of employment areas.

Knowlhill is primarily an employment area with a large parkland alongside the A5.

It is recognized as a major employment area by the Capital Region Board.

Tunney's Pasture, a major federal government employment area.

This district is an industrial/employment area.

The area remains an affordable area close to the high employment areas of Renton and Seattle.

Earlier efforts faltered due to opposition from the freight railroads whose tracks offered ready access to core employment areas.

Denbigh West is another employment area.

This handbook has been written to assist the busy small firm, deal with the most important employment areas and operate simple but effective employment practices.

Denbigh East is an employment area, best known as the home of Marshall Amplification.

In 2012 the route was extended to provide a service across the north of the town, serving new employment areas, and was rebadged as Connect 17.

Otherwise, the area is called Micropolitan Employment Area.

"We are close to New York, Philadelphia and large employment areas of New Jersey.

Can the restructuring fund, which was defended by Mr Špidla and the previous Commission, be used to help the employment areas and businesses worst affected?

Metropolitan Employment Area (MEA) is listed on white background.

He has written, co-authored, or edited 40 commercially published books and written over 200 journal articles, mostly in the transition and employment areas.

Internal trafficking occurs from low employment areas to Prague and regions bordering Germany and Austria.

The central city is an important employment area supporting 26,000 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees, and with much of the floor area taken up by office space.

An additional 3,000 are available for those funding regional centers located within a Targeted Employment Area (TEA).