The phrase "additional hires" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra employees that are being brought on board in a company or organization.
Example: "Due to the increased workload, we will be making additional hires to support our team."
Alternatives: "extra staff" or "further recruitment".
Congress would need to approve financing for the additional hires.
While UBS is grappling with the fallout from a trader's $2.3 billion loss, its American investment banking arm is continuing to rebuild with additional hires.
John Fleming, Ford vice-president of manufacturing, said most of the 5,750 additional hires will start at $15.78 an hour, a fraction of the $28 hourly wage of Ford's older workers.
Additional hires — a mix of volunteers moving into full-time salaried positions, friends of the campaign, Capitol Hill types and seasoned Washington hands — will be layered in below, which the campaign hopes will help maintain its tight-lipped message discipline.
Additional hires include features editor Gillian Orr, former culture and features writer at the Independent, ex-Tatler staffer Alice Casely-Hayfashion fashion editor, and associate editor Amelia Abraham, previously at Vice. "As one of the cultural centres of the world, the UK is a key audience for Refinery29," said Philippe von Borries, co-founder and co-CEO of Refinery29.
The CEO eventually found his 40 staffers, but he's now looking for 20 additional hires.
Chemistri inherits a staff of about 400; additional hiring is expected.
The additional hiring would be paid for in part by increased restaurant revenues, the government said.
More financing for additional hiring is likely part of the solution to the problems described by Harris.
That suggested that a rebound in orders was in the works and could eventually lead to additional hiring.
Even proponents characterize construction and additional hiring as expensive and opponents point to students' high test scores and question the educational benefits of a switch.
