The phrase "achieved hiring" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the successful completion of a hiring process, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The company has achieved hiring for all open positions this quarter."
Alternatives: "successful recruitment" or "completed hiring process".
This can be achieved through hiring additional health staffs, and upgrading the capacity of the existing staffs through provision of on job training.
where the second part of the expression is the maximum profit that an employer can achieve by hiring a worker with a level of human capital y i =q j, who doesn't need additional learning (a i j =1) and receives the maximum wage w j.
This rankled Sam Lacy and other advocates of integration, who pointed at the grievous injustice being perpetrated in the nation's capital: black American stars excelled for the Grays, while the Senators made a desperate attempt to achieve respectability by hiring foreigners.
-- than it ultimately achieved in the hiring of Lorin Maazel, 72, as his successor.
The Wedding Ringer, which stars Kevin Hart as a best man for hire, achieved its successful opening weekend despite being panned by critics.
Public enterprises and private enterprises that receive tax dollars could be obliged to achieve economic diversity in hiring, which means they have to pay special attention to applicants whose families are in poverty or near poverty.
It's possible for a company to achieve intellectual diversity by hiring a white man whose socioeconomic background and education are vastly different from the white men already working there.
The album's offbeat and dark subject material, featuring references to surrealism, Biblical violence, torture and death, contrasts with the clean production sound achieved by the newly hired producer Gil Norton.
To achieve this, Martin hired a 41-piece symphony orchestra who performed in full evening dress embellished by clowns' red noses and fake gorilla-paws handed out by the Beatles.
When the people you hire achieve success for your clients, he says.
