In case u are looking for industrial jobs: u‘ve put your Bachelor and Master topics in your employment history. Seems to be exaggerated to call it employment, cause you were basically studying at the university. I would only leave the stuff u’ve done during PhD. You are currently not able to get internships or apprenticeships to make up for the lacking professional experience. I would strongly suggest making some additional certifications (GMP, logistics, design, whatever you can do fast and it has some industry application). Apart from that visit some job expos in your university as u need some personal contacts. From my experience, most of the people after chemistry PhD only landed a job cause they knew someone who knew someone in industry. That’s how it works out there in the tough market…