What does CONEMP stand for?

The basic business concept of employment is that the employee should be providing the most valuable service possible for the money that they are being paid.

Although most of EFSS's earlier problems have been addressed, MCOTEA reiterated in its 2008 test report that the EFSS is a survivable platform provided it is used within its concept of employment and that employing the EFSS outside of the concept of employment would present a significant survivability liability to the operators given its limited protection.

The 2000 census uses the same concept of employment as the CPS, but because the purpose of the census is broader than that of the CPS, the census is structured differently and does not do as good a job of capturing labor force status as does the CPS: Census 2000 was designed to collect general information about the labor force for very small geographic areas on a one-time basis.

The Supported Employment movement has advanced the concept of employment services from a strictly clinical issue to one of civil rights and societal inclusion, involving both social and work integration.

The concept of employment for this system is to be part of a barrier or obstacle plan that will provide stand-off distance and force protection for U.

They called for a "working revolution" which could see the end of the conventional concept of employment.

The flexible nature of a person's career has lead Interim and Resumix to see the concept of employment as a cycle.