Sentence examples for hiring channel from inspiring English sources

As we move up the education spectrum, the number of women studying Stem subjects diminishes, which is to the detriment of the number of women in the hiring channel.

The BBC has hired Channel 4 chief operating officer Anne Bulford to the newly created role of managing director, finance and operations.

Hall has also brought in former Labour culture secretary James Purnell as director of strategy and digital, and hired Channel 4 chief operating officer Anne Bulford as managing director, finance and operations.

They don't blow their budgets on expensive hiring channels (job boards, recruiters, etc).

Traditional hiring channels are becoming increasingly automated and less personal which is causing a massive disconnect between employers and candidates.

The Guardian has established that the production company hired by Channel 4 and Portas's staff suggested some locations for winning bids.

In what looks like a round of international musical chairs, he will fill the gap left by Ben Frow, who quit TV3 last year and was subsequently hired by Channel 5 to take Ford's old job as director of programmes.

Publications, conferences, and informal exchanges among scientists are considered as informal channels; formal channels include hiring students and researchers from universities and PROs, sharing equipment and instrumentation, contracting technology services, research collaboration, academic/university spin-offs, patents, and licensing (Dell'Anno 2010).

Then take all the energy you're pouring into your blogs, comments and letters to the editor on the Kristol hiring, and channel it in a slightly different direction: keeping papers like the New York Times honest in their reporting of the really big stories.

A USA spokesman said the channel was hiring unscripted development executives.

As HBO's Ballers makes its debut on Sky Atlantic tonight, you wonder if the channel considered hiring the redoubtable Gary Imlach to help quarterback any localisation required.