Sentence examples for aim of hiring from inspiring English sources

A number of lords responded by seeking to commute the duties of unfree peasants to cash alternatives, with the aim of hiring labour instead.

By making it easier to fire workers these contracts aim to take the worry out of hiring.

Chicago employers also recognized more benefits of hiring people with various health conditions.

In addition, the schools would aim to hire laid-off teachers who were deemed proficient or excellent to fill at least half of any new job openings.

Instead of emphasizing diversity, he suggests companies push leaders to be "demographically unselfish" -- in other words, aim to hire and promote people that are unlike themselves.

The Iraqi Army's recruitment drive aimed to hire soldiers from of the country's poorest Shiite areas, and the Islamic State of Iraq considers Shiites heretics.

A chief curator it aims to hire by the end of this year will play a pivotal role.

Since the beginning of the year, it has hired two people and aims to hire two more.

Respondents had a minimum of four years' experience and the survey targeted those aiming to hire internationally.

In September, the company launched UberMILITARY, which aims to hire 50,000 veterans, which amounts to roughly one-quarter of all the unemployed vets from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Enterprise is aiming to hire 8,500 recent graduates this year.