Sentence examples for hiring morale from inspiring English sources

Leaders of four companies at the event said their generous paid leave policies have boosted hiring, morale, and profits.

More than a quarter of employers have experienced negative publicity, say it has impacted hiring, morale, turnover and sales.

(d) Growing reputational effects from the foregoing, turning fossil fuel companies into pariahs, with adverse consequences for hiring, employee morale and motivation, stockholder satisfaction and equity valuations.

Worse, his group's performance slips, as resentment over the star's spectacular hiring package corrodes morale and productivity.

Now she is trying to keep up her teachers' morale, while hiring replacements for the dead.

With the assistance of Burl Cain, the warden, Cannon overhauled the troubled clinic, upgrading salaries and staff morale and hiring dentists with no less than 30 years' experience.

We talk about everything, from employee morale to hiring.

With morale sapped and hiring growing more difficult at the Los Angeles Police Department, the force's newly installed civilian oversight body has announced it will focus on recruitment in an effort to restore some luster to the tarnished department.

Both the Obama administration and congressional Republicans hoped Clancy could shore up the Secret Service by boosting morale and rapidly hiring enough agents and officers to keep up with a flood of departures and early retirements.

This kind of hire builds morale and improves your bottom line.

The Italian system, "could definitely be better," he said, by getting new equipment, hiring more workers and improving the morale of those already on the job.