broad employment

[/brɔːd ɪmˈplɔɪmənt/]
nounpl: broad employments
emprego amplo
1. Employment that encompasses a wide range of job duties, responsibilities, or work across multiple sectors or skill sets
The company values broad employment practices that allow employees to work across different departments.
A empresa valoriza práticas de emprego amplo que permitem aos funcionários trabalhar em diferentes departamentos.
2. A policy or system of hiring that provides work opportunities to a wide segment of the population
The government's broad employment initiative aims to reduce unemployment across all demographics.
A iniciativa de emprego amplo do governo visa reduzir o desemprego entre todos os grupos demográficos.
3. Employment that is inclusive and accessible to diverse groups of workers
Broad employment policies help ensure equal opportunities for people with different backgrounds.
Políticas de emprego amplo ajudam a garantir oportunidades iguais para pessoas de diferentes origens.
In Brazil, 'emprego amplo' is frequently discussed in labor policy and government employment programs, particularly in the context of reducing inequality and providing opportunities across socioeconomic classes. In the USA, 'broad employment' is common in HR and policy discussions emphasizing diversity and inclusion initiatives.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
wide employmentinclusive employmentcomprehensive employmentextensive employment
Antonyms / Antônimos
narrow employmentlimited employmentrestricted employmentselective employment

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
emprego amplo
Standard term used in employment and labor contexts
São Paulo
emprego abrangente
Alternative form commonly used in business districts
Portugal
emprego alargado
Portuguese variant using 'alargado' instead of 'amplo'

Related Words

employment policyjob marketlabor forceworkforce diversityequal opportunity

Related Idioms & Phrases

cast a wide net in employment
broad-based employment approach
wide range of employment opportunities
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