Hires in a sentence

In a 2022 report, LinkedIn also talked about “greening jobs” (9% of hires) and “greening potential jobs” (40% of hires), which it defines as those that can be performed without green skills but typically require some level of them.

Notably, these new hires were comprised of sixteen men and eight women, which means that Stevens did meet its strategic goal of having at least 30% of all new full-time faculty hires as female.

The provost’s office at U of T also recently approved funding to support 20 Indigenous faculty hires and 20 Indigenous staff hires.

According to the NLC president, Tinubu argued that rather than subscribe to complaints over hiring numerous Senior Advisers (SAs) and “SAs to SAs”, the unionists should consider the hires in the light of job creation.

Although the Connecticut-based submarine manufacturer is trying to attract talent from outside the region, the overwhelming majority of recent hires to date come from eastern Connecticut, where many were already employed.

Amante said the next generation of tech hires are more open to the idea of leaving government for the private sector, but at some point returning to government service.

A Mexican oil company hires him to eradicate a Graboid epidemic killing more people daily.

Among these new hires, 35% were unemployed in the six months prior to joining Sama, and 56% were living below the international poverty line.

And existing employees must be given first right of refusal for additional hours before the employer can make new hires.

And while we continue to have more new names this year and grow that year-over-year because of the RM hires, we saw the back of our pipeline not replenish and pull through into additional fundings at the pace we saw earlier in the year.

As a result, SThree achieved record results for two consecutive years, as its revenues come from taking a percentage cut of the salary of new hires.

Carson welcomed two people to its leadership team, the latest in a string of new hires amid the city’s improved financial landscape.

Chapter 2 is a repeat of Chapter 1. The rest of the study guide focuses on recruiting, run blocking, holding the edge on defense and coaching hires.

Consisting of a team of what they claim are Africa experts and created sometime in 2018 or 2019, the group hires public relations specialists to exert influence in Wagner’s favour on the continent.

Council member Karen Stratton calls him one of the mayor's best hires, applauding him for promoting women in his division.

Eng must be emulating the UMass system, which routinely hires “assistant vice chancellors” to pad its massive administrative workforce.

Externally, quiet hiring uses alternate sources for talent, such as interim hires.

For the majority of media companies, even though there diverse representation among new hires, the number of candidates hired from underrepresented racial groups has declined compared to previous years.

Gannett, which owns more than 200 daily papers, will employ these new hires through USA Today and The Tennessean, the company's Nashville-based newspaper.

Given the ever-changing nature of people’s roles within the hotel, Eoin says the personality and overall attitude of new hires is as important as qualifications and experience.