Sentence examples for hiring properly from inspiring English sources

But, in the meantime, holiday hiring properly and strategically can certainly facilitate the transition from seasonal to permanent employee.

This year, Mr. Wilder fired more than a dozen long-term city employees on the grounds that they had not been hired properly.

According to the outside investigators: Entergy did not pick the vendor well or supervise the company it hired properly; it did a poor job of management; and it did not properly understand the requirements of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency.

If you hire properly and set your team up for success, you should be able to let them own their task list and produce value for the company.

"Here it is: The ability to hire properly so that you only do what only you can do".

"Rebelman" "Here it is: The ability to hire properly so that you only do what only you can do".

Regarding a 2007 accident on a pipeline in Minnesota that killed two people, the Detroit Free Press recently stated that federal regulators "...found that Enbridge failed to safely and adequately perform maintenance and repair on the pipeline...The company was also told it had not hired properly trained and qualified workers in that incident".

Hire some properly independent non-executive directors who are not deaf to outsiders' criticisms and prepared to tell the boss when he should listen and act.

A: Be proactive; don't "assume" the company you hire is properly screening the workers sent into you homes.

Given the unacceptably high ratio of students to counselor nationwide, it is imperative that we hire more properly trained counselors -- educators that have been certified in college advising and not just mental health.

On the private sector side, IAVA hosted our first of many Smart Job Fairs, where we brought hundreds of vets out to meet with employers who were ready and able to hire veterans, properly resourced them with GI Bill trainings and resume workshops, and helped them create networks of peers.