Human resources departments tend to be staffed mostly by women.
When applying directly to a company (rather than through an agency) an attractive woman would need to send out 11 CVs on average before getting an interview; an equally qualified plain one just seven....Human resources departments tend to be staffed mostly by women.
The resort's land isn't far from Edwards Air Force Base, and the Blast reports that the ranch will be staffed mostly by veterans and will be committed to helping those in the armed forces, as CBD, a marijuana compound that won't get you high, has been used to treat PTSD.
His firm, which was bought by the Consumers Associationn in February last year, is staffed mostly by people who used to work for Barclays Bank.
Like many other similar factories, Foxconn, the world's largest electronics manufacture, is staffed mostly by nongmin gong (peasant workers) because they are cheap.
The answer some people have come up with is that it is all book-publishing's fault, because the industry is staffed mostly by women, leading to a lady-lit bias in what gets published.
"When you see me, your first impression is not 'This guy's a cop.' " In the old days, private investigation firms were staffed mostly by former police officers supplementing their pensions with a little gumshoe work.
Flynn came into the White House wanting to streamline the bureaucracy of the N.S.C., which is staffed mostly by career civil servants from the State Department, the Pentagon, and intelligence agencies, believing that it moved too ponderously under Obama.
Besides hand-picking the legislature, which is staffed mostly by military and police figures, the junta issued an interim constitution in July that gives the military sweeping powers.
Although the imperial household was staffed mostly by eunuchs and palace ladies, there was a civil service office called the Seal Office, which cooperated with eunuch agencies in maintaining imperial seals, tallies, and stamps.
In those days, hospices were small nonprofits staffed mostly by volunteers; but in the mid-nineteen-eighties Medicare began to cover hospice, and now roughly twice as many people in America die in hospice as die in hospital.
