Sentence examples for Recruitment from inspiring English sources

It is also important to have an appreciation of the "nuances" in recruitment practice when recruiting for a chair, trustee or senior manager.

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Those numbers are set to increase with the new NHS recruitment drive.

Another source of discord was the return, as a Palace employee, of Iain Moody, whose sacking as Cardiff's head of recruitment brought to a head the fallout between Malky Mackay and Vincent Tan to a head.

QAA has consulted academics on, and included in the UK Quality Code, the basic features that should be incorporated into courses in terms of design, recruitment, learning and teaching, student participation and engagement, assessment and external examining, course updating, appeals and complaints, collaboration and research degrees.

The recruitment of Rob Jones was a masterstroke worthy of a club that had a rich tradition of mining gems from the lower leagues.

We all want our icons in the desert, but let's face it, your construction workers will probably do a better job if they're not living in squalor, 10 men to a room, trapped in labour camps with their passports confiscated, working for a year just to pay back their recruitment fees.

The focus on values-based recruitment as a means to up quality and retention by reducing costs is an example.

Berény, the leader of a pre-first world war avant garde movement called the Group of Eights, fled to Berlin in 1920 after designing recruitment posters for Hungary's short-lived communist revolution in 1919.

Prospective students are keen to engage with their university through social media channels, with one fifth of students saying that universities don't make enough use of social media in recruitment, which meant they currently didn't expect or look for information there.