Sentence examples for hold hiring from inspiring English sources

"Such uncertainty in itself represents something undesirable for investors and business, which are likely to hold hiring, investment and spending decisions.

I repeatedly saw the same thing — long lines outside stores, companies shutting off revenue generating space to hold hiring events, where jobseekers (often customers too) were waiting in line filling out long forms before a three minute interview with the assisitant manager.

"All we're trying to do is to hold hiring practices to a certain standard and to hold the teaching to a certain standard, which would, by its very nature, lead to diversity, because diversity is a natural state of affairs," he told Duke Magazine at the time.

If tech companies are truly looking for women, they need to hold hiring managers accountable for hiring women at least in proportion to the available supply.

ABN Amro Holding hired Tomasz Stadnik and Chris Kelly from the Credit Suisse Group to run emerging markets fixed income at its asset management unit.

The decline could slow economic growth and hold back hiring in the October to December quarter.

But it is senselessly punitive to hold up hiring all across the city when a few of the low-performing schools end up with vacancies.

Joblessness typically rises for several months after the economy rebounds because most companies hold off hiring until they are certain the recovery will be sustained.

The closer you get to the local level, the clearer it becomes that multiple factors hold back hiring, and that those factors differ by job, industry and location.

"From making sure we have an insurance carrier that supports that or ensuring team members get paid time off in the recovery period to holding hiring managers and recruiters accountable for honoring name changes".

This was a very closely held hiring, say our sources – even top execs at AOL weren't told about Falco's leaving until just before the press release went out earlier this afternoon.