Sentence examples for hiring terms from inspiring English sources

Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, and Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said they intended to introduce a bill this week that would impose stricter hiring terms for all H-1B visas and increase enforcement.

For example, Sasaki (2013) suggested hiring fixed-term personnel to prevent a lack of expert human resources.

There's a problem though: Comscore shows no such increase in traffic – Indeed is still far ahead of Simply Hired in terms of unique visitors.

They said they would hire short-term contractors if necessary to replace the departing staff members.

It does not routinely hire short-term help but occasionally needs to fulfill a special project, said Wendy Brown, the company's human resources manager.

Firms could hire fixed-term employees subject to a severance pay of 12 days' wages per year of service for any kind of job (with contract duration between 6 months and 3 years and compulsory conversion into permanent thereafter).

This story begins in 2007, when I was working at BlackBerry as one of more than a thousand interns hired each term.

The population grows considerably during the summer as hotels, restaurants, bars and retail shops, open only during the summer season, hire short-term employees to accommodate as many as 15,000 visitors per day.

In smaller, relatively well-off districts in Ohio, RTTT funds have allowed districts to hire long-term substitutes that free veteran teachers to develop new curricula and student learning objectives, or to establish comprehensive family-outreach efforts.

Clinic coaches will be hired, short term, as needed and paid out of clinic receipts.

Additional funding from the Global Fund also provided the operational freedom and capacity for the NTP to appoint new staff (mainly from the national AIDS programme) while using Global Fund money to hire short-term consultants to work on the implementation of policies [C.