Sentence examples for hiring day from inspiring English sources
The phrase "hiring day" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a specific day designated for conducting interviews or making hiring decisions. Example: "We are excited to announce that our hiring day will take place next Friday, where we will meet potential candidates."
And though the film presents more exuberant female flesh than hiring day at Hooters, it's strictly for titillation.
Private ownership and capitalist practices are completely off limits — even hiring day laborers can take your farm out of the running".
Right now, the latest cohort of job-ready software developers are preparing for December 7th hiring day, absorbing the expectations, rigors, challenges, and confusing waters of being thrown in the deep end at a new company, with an alien team and onto an alien code base.
On April 19th, McDonald's launched its first-ever national hiring day, signing up 62,000 new workers at stores throughout the country.
In the press release for its national hiring day, the multibillion-dollar company said it would spend $518 million on the newest round of hires, or $8,354 a head.
Another homeowner, Luda Braude, said she would not consider hiring day laborers.
It appears that the Texans' owner, Bob McNair, will fire Coach Dom Capers, particularly after McNair's hiring Monday of Dan Reeves, a veteran former head coach, as a consultant.
With Towers's hiring Wednesday, the Mets missed out on the possibility of adding a bright, personable executive with a history of success to their staff, whether to work alongside or in place of Minaya.
"The construction companies can't afford a big crew, so they hire day workers".
(During the strike, union officials said, management hired day laborers from a nearby street corner, many of them illegal immigrants).
I live in the suburbs of New York, where many communities provide gathering points for local contractors to hire day workers, most of whom, I suspect, are illegal immigrants.
