Sentence examples for hard to fire from inspiring English sources

If they're summer interns, it's not very hard to fire them.

As people know, it's easy to hire somebody but hard to fire them.

"It's very hard to fire someone" in Italy, Dr. Tamburri said.

Unions are often blamed for making it hard to fire poor teachers.

"It's hard to fire your son-in-law," Chris Matthews said.

So it's very hard to fire people when a company is in difficulties".

Making it harder to fire people serves mainly to discourage hiring them in the first place.

But it hurts children, she says, by making incompetent instructors harder to fire.

Another common response to growing insecurity about jobs has been to increase job protection and make it harder to fire people.

They include a labour-contract law that came into effect on January 1st and which many employers fear could make it much harder to fire underperforming workers.

President Hu also sought to burnish his political credentials by visiting Jinggangshan, an area known as the cradle of the Chinese communist revolution.In January 2008 a law was implemented that made it harder to fire employees.