Sentence examples for hiring reported from inspiring English sources

"The improvement in labour market conditions, including the pick-up in hiring reported in broader survey data, looks set to provide further support to real wage growth," Clarke adds, though she forecasts a slower rate of pay growth than the consensus, going for 1.8%.

Steve Roth Seattle, Sept. 21, 2008 • We already know the consequences of the kind of hiring reported in the Sept. 14 article on Gov. Sarah Palin — look at the record of President Bush's administration.

The surge in hiring, reported by the government Friday, pushed the number of unemployed workers below 10 million for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis.

"We are continuing to grow and hire," reports the company's head of human resources, Charlie Piscitello.

And in the state education department's fall hiring report of 2000, its most recent study, there were 1,300 openings for elementary teachers and 2,423 newly certified elementary teachers in Connecticut.

The hiring report was higher than expected and the jobs gains widespread, suggesting the US economy is preparing for a stronger recovery in spring after a slow start to the year.

The slowdown in hiring was caused primarily by a combination of increased payroll taxes at the start of the year and the $85 billion in government spending cuts that took effect across the board in March, said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, which jointly developed the hiring report with ADP, a payroll processor.

Strong hiring report sends stocks higher.

He will also have a say over hiring, reporting eventually to the CEO when that exec is brought on board.

The inspector you hire reports the house is perfect.

Consultants have been hired, reports commissioned, and leaders come and go.