Sentence examples for hiring case from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan's top regulators — the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — are seeking to impose their own penalties in the China hiring case, according to people briefed on the investigations.

In each industry, the company is hiring case managers who are knowledgeable in the field.

In 1999 firing cases outnumbered hiring cases by more than six to one.

"In employment discrimination, hiring cases are very unusual — almost all of the cases are terminations, sexual harassment or promotions," he said.

Moreover, hiring cases are tougher to win and generally produce lower awards, making them less appealing to contingency lawyers.

In a sample of age-discrimination suits studied by U.S. Appeals Court Judge Richard Posner, plaintiffs won just 4% of hiring cases, but 18% of firing cases.

Non-profit organizations, such as Planned Parenthood, and government health and human services agencies regularly hire case workers and counselors who specialize in communicating with birth mothers.

And he often suggests that clients hire case-management companies — a fast-growing industry with telephone banks of nurses offering high-cost patients advice in the hope of making up for the deficiencies of the system.

And those so-called "failure to hire" cases are notoriously hard to bring and even harder to prove, say the legal experts.

In 1997, with court permission, a group of Mr. James's opponents in the rent case hired accountants to audit the club's books.

To make the Civil Rights Act more effective, Professor Donohue proposes doubling or tripling damages in discriminatory hiring cases, as is done in antitrust cases, and curtailing punitive damages on the discharge side.