Sentence examples for hellos of from inspiring English sources

Health visitors earn from £25,472 -£34,189 and some trusts are offering golden hellos of around 10% of salary.

Labour has introduced "golden hellos" of £5,000 for new GPs, incentives for retiring ones to stay on, and measures to cut doctors' paper-work.

Newly qualified teachers can qualify for "golden hellos" of up to £5,000 and bursaries and scholarships of up to £25,000 are available for shortage subjects like maths, physics, chemistry and computing.

Competition for filling vacancies has created some attractive recruitment packages for newly qualified social workers, with starting salaries of up to £30,000 and "golden hellos" of up to £5,000.

The RCGP has stopped overseas recruiters attending their conferences; there have been NHS adverts in the Australian industry press trying to tempt GPs and offering golden hellos of up to £20,000 for GPs to work in Leicestershire.

Britain will give "golden hellos" of up to £2,500 to firms that recruit people who have been unemployed for more than six months.The OECD fears unemployment in its member countries will keep rising until well into next year, by which time it will have risen by up to 25.5m since the crisis struck.

Adele's first single in four years is called "Hello", while Richie famously released a number one "Hello" of his own in 1984.

But pro-hugging students say it is not a romantic or sexual gesture, simply the "hello" of their generation.

"Max is the Hello of the design world," he said, referring to the British tabloid about royals and celebrities.

Hello of the year Once the coin of the realm in women's tennis, teen phenoms have become much scarcer on the ground.

And shortage subject teachers will get a golden hello of £4000 when they start the second year of a teaching job.