Sentence examples for corporate hire from inspiring English sources
For many UK venues, corporate hire income is vital, and without it they are unable to support any arts programming and many have business models reliant on it.
We all know that former prime ministers and presidents are available for corporate hire, but I didn't realise you could get them to do a turn when they were still in office.
Some partner venues may offer a company rehearsal space, but often the space is only available over a short period of time and doesn't quite fit the artistic needs; sometimes it is snatched from you mid-project because a corporate hire comes in.
Mickey Drexler might interview every single corporate hire — and more — at the $2.2 billion J Crew, but he lets other leaders manage the IT function.
Corporate hiring has slowed, and jobs are becoming less plentiful.
Cappelli stresses the change in corporate hiring patterns.
It only seems so, because of what the corporate hiring culture looks for in a C.E.O.
They found that federal spending increases dampened corporate hiring and investment in those districts.
The problem is exacerbated by the fact that the corporate hiring process is less flexible than it once was.
"I don't see a pop in corporate hiring, because why should they hurry?" said Professor Johnson, the former International Monetary Fund economist.
It will, Mr. Kerry says, if we cancel the most egregious Bush tax cuts and substitute incentives that encourage corporate hiring.
