Sentence examples for hiring starting from inspiring English sources

Little wonder, then, that in recent days Mr. McCallum began firing and hiring, starting with the chief of staff and working down.

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As a professional, you're on the front lines hiring, being hired, starting companies and organizations or joining them.

As part of the pending labor agreement, union leaders signed off on a new set of scaled-back retirement benefits for workers hired starting in 2016.

A third of that total savings — $5.2 billion — is expected from the creation of a new set of retirement benefits for workers who are hired starting next year.

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Goldman Sachs, which Washington Mutual has hired, started the auction several days ago, these people said.

In 2013, Amazon hired more than 20,000 employees into full-time jobs at its US fulfillment centers and more than half of those hired started as seasonal employees.

"And that's where investment and hiring starts," he said.

"It starts at the departmental level, because that is where hiring starts and where the promotion and tenure process occurs," Jackson said.