Sentence examples for hiring persons from inspiring English sources

Empowered by then-Representative Françoise Gruloos-Ackermans and UNICEF policy in support of hiring persons with disabilities, she arrived in Port-au-Prince in November 2011.

A hiring person can't even take the time to go through some résumés from people who are unemployed?

Long story short: The hiring person can get royally screwed.

One way to build such capacity is to hire persons that have good personal relationships with the state officials, as we see in RSPO.

Most children (both boys and girls) of school-going age attend school, and livestock herding is carried out either by hired person(s) for rich households or by adult women in poorer households.

Their aims are at least twofold: First, they should motivate a firm to hire a particular unemployed person for a particular job as the subsidy reimburses the firm for a factual or perceived gap between the wage and productivity of the hired person.

Professional business settings are comprised of human beings, so act like one...and treat the newly hired person as you would like to be treated.

Employers can obtain such subsidies when hiring unemployed persons receiving UB I, UB II or without benefit receipt.

"But it gives information to someone who might be considering hiring that person for a job".

"You increase the cost of hiring a person who has rudimentary skills and little experience, and you make that person harder to hire," he said.

You are not merely hiring a person for a job, you are also hiring a personality fit for the team.