Sentence examples for hiring paperwork from inspiring English sources

All deals are managed using the platform, which results in no emails, phone calls, or hiring paperwork.

Chipotle has fired roughly 500 workers as a result of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement audits of its hiring paperwork in Minnesota, Virginia and Washington, D.C. Co-Chief Executive Monty Moran said on April 20 the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. had opened a criminal investigation and asked for documents related to the audits.

So when he left TinyCo he set about trying to create a cloud-based tool that managed new-hire paperwork without the paper, essentially creating paperless onboarding.

The startup, which is the brainchild of gaming startup TinyCo co-founder (who left the company two years ago) Ian Spivey, and Ivan Kim and Bo Shi, is a solution for the new-hire paperwork problem.

For about a decade, employers have often included such agreements in the fine print of employment applications or piles of new-hire paperwork, Colvin said.

And, with all the new-hire paperwork that comes with a new job, many employees don't even know they've signed away their rights to workers' compensation until after they've been injured.

If you are not sure whether your job was an employment-at-will situation, check your new hire paperwork (if you still have it), ask the Human Resources department, or contact your state's Department of Labor.

He hooks up oil companies with government officials, helps with paperwork and hiring and locates trustworthy private-sector partners.

As more immigrants crowd its waiting rooms, Elmhurst Hospital is joining a growing number of hospitals in New York and across the country that are going beyond hiring interpreters and offering translated paperwork and are adopting practices intended to improve care for an increasingly diverse patient population.

"The red tape, the checking back and forth, hiring someone to do all the paperwork -- it's been nothing but a headache," she said.

The victims are the banks, title companies and lenders who have to endure the costly nuisance of hiring lawyers to clean up the paperwork mess.