Sentence examples for expense of recruiting from inspiring English sources
The idea is that this helps to reduce the expense of recruiting and training new employees.
Not only does this reduce the expense of recruiting and training new employees, a happier workforce can also mean happier shareholders.
They may be a minority of employers, but they are following a similar rationale to the now mainstream view that companies need to offer childcare assistance to encourage new mothers back into the workplace and retain talent, rather than go to the trouble and expense of recruiting and training new people.
Expenses at the two schools including the costs of recruiting, a technology overhaul, road construction, hurricane and malpractice insurance (for students training in the U.S). and overhead for the New York office approach $50 million.
The difficulty and expense of freighting boats and the increasing difficulty of recruiting large amateur crews often led to host countries winning the most races, sometimes by default.
Based on records of staff time, estimated travel costs and related expenses (e.g. group meetings and catering) the average cost of recruiting one care home to the network in the pilot site with pre-existing relationships was £253.33; the cost of recruiting a care home across the other sites could not be calculated as they were still recruiting at the end of the evaluation.
Dirk did a lot of recruiting.
There's lots of recruiting.
— Alison Daley, founder of Recruiting Innovation.
As one puts it, "Electronic trading seems ideal for new products, as it saves us the expense of having to recruit a new floor to trade them".
