Sentence examples for hiring rules from inspiring English sources
Two years later, he was investigated for flouting Senate hiring rules.
But Gianfranco Fini, the post-fascist leader, is against referendums that could lead to reforms of hiring rules and pensions, though he wants a new electoral law.
No one is calling for more immigrants to sneak over the border or to overstay their visas, or for less oversight and looser hiring rules in the workplace.
Mr. Lynch has repeatedly questioned the department's easing of hiring rules and yesterday said he was concerned that such moves might "damage the quality of future members".
In a 2008 report, the inspector general found that the Bush administration violated hiring rules in the civil rights division by marginalizing liberals and by actively seeking to fill Civil Service vacancies with conservatives.
The mayor's resistance to the state's proposed cuts and his push to change hiring rules immediately has at times put him at odds with Mr. Cuomo, who took office this year.
Once in charge, he swept the advertising inside the paper, hired rule-breaking young journalists and proceeded to create one of the liveliest metropolitan dailies in the country.
The building was built under a self-imposed comprehensive minority contracting and affirmative action package that met the city's 1985 30% hiring rule for public sector projects.
Cartelised industries, high taxes on hiring, strict rules about firing, high minimum wages: all these help condemn young people to the street corner.
A reciprocity provision in the San Francisco law would treat workers from other jurisdictions with local-hire rules as locals.
