Sentence examples for contract recruitment from inspiring English sources

The Southern Europe segment provides of permanent, temporary and contract recruitment, assessment and selection, training and outsourcing services throughout Europe.

These purchasing frameworks have been designed to encourage more SME delivery suppliers to compete against more the familiar large systems integrators and the world of contract recruitment.

The Asia Pacific Middle East segment provides a variety of workforce solutions and services including permanent, temporary and contract recruitment, assessment and selection, training and outsourcing.

Very much in tune with modern business practice, the Football Association has contracted recruitment out to some of Lord Sugar's pals.

This included practices such as contract substitution, recruitment fees for which many take out large, high-interest loans, and passport confiscation, they said.

The government's own trade and investment website takes the boast further: "UK law does not oblige employers to provide a written employment contract," and "Recruitment costs in the UK are low... and the law governing the conduct of employment agencies is less restrictive in the UK".

Those municipalities have mostly used contracting as a tool to ensure physician services by contracting with recruitment agencies that deliver physician and nursing workforce for health centres that struggle with recruitment problems.

Commitments include independent audits of government contracts, increased recruitment of apprentices and ex-offenders, paying the living wage for head office workers, and annual equal pay audits.

The current scenario is almost a "catch-22" in which weak information systems don't yet offer monitoring data on contract terms, rural recruitment is challenging, and extended rural contracts hinder recruitment all the more.

Capita was awarded the £495m contract for army recruitment in 2012 but the army has not recruited the number of soldiers it requires in any year since the contract began.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists said: "We are concerned that imposition of a contract will exacerbate recruitment and retention issues currently experienced in the NHS".