Sentence examples for hiring under from inspiring English sources

The problem with mass hiring under pressure is that it can lead to snap decisions.

"At the peak of hiring under the Recovery Act we had less than 1percentt of those hired test positive".

The result of the huge cutbacks in government spending and hiring under Obama has been an economy still stalled--especially in overall jobs and lost output.

The main effect of raising the education-leaving age, predicts Ms Wolf, will be to put businesses off hiring under-18s, because of the requirement that they receive at least a day's training a week.

"Some companies are taking advantage of the age rules by hiring under-25s who are not eligible for the new pay rate, while others are changing their overall compensation packages to lessen the impact of the changes on their profits.

Getting rid of National Insurance for hiring under-21s will provide a further incentive, effectively meaning an employer could hire two young people for the price of a 50-year-old, according to Sian Steele, a partner at accountancy firm PwC.

It also accuses management at the SEHZ factory of hiring under-age workers by changing the name on the young person's ID card to make them appear older.

By sharp contrast Japan, the nation China leapt over to become the world's second largest economy scores 74 and the US gets a mark of 73.International firms are warned to tread particularly carefully around supply chain-related issues and hiring under-qualified staff.

Osborne also said the job market for young people would be given a further boost by scrapping National Insurance contributions for companies when they hire under-21s.

By 2006, Epstein would be up on charges of soliciting prostitution in Palm Beach and he was also investigated by federal authorities following allegations that he hired under-age girls for massages.

He also claimed that one manager hired under-performing Latino workers as a way to counter an "all-African-American hiring frenzy" and achieve racial balance.