Sentence examples for imposed hiring from inspiring English sources

Under President Obama, some agencies, including the Pentagon, imposed hiring freezes because of budget constraints.

Republicans in Congress have long called for reducing the workforce through attrition and a number of agencies have imposed hiring freezes because of budget hits.

Ventura County supervisors Tuesday agreed to allow the auditor-controller and the county's building and safety department some exemptions to a recently imposed hiring freeze.

The agency's rank and file has become more racially diverse since the days of segregated firehouses — in large part due to legal decisions that imposed hiring quotas.

Affordable housing: Organized labor and tenant groups won a victory when Angelenos overwhelmingly approved Measure JJJ, a ballot initiative that imposed hiring and affordable housing requirements on developments that get exemptions from key city planning rules.

There are no plans to lay off employees, but Kodak said it would impose hiring limits.

Campuses have responded by imposing hiring freezes, offering retirement incentives, expanding class sizes, delaying building projects and shrinking library acquisitions.

Suffering the worst investment losses in three decades, the nation's wealthiest universities are cutting spending sharply, postponing new buildings, imposing hiring freezes and preparing to lay off faculty members.

Unilever chief executive Paul Polman argued that gender equality in business should be "obvious to anyone with brains – it's obviously better to hire from 100% of the population than 50%." He said Unilever does not impose hiring quotas, preferring to work on imposing equal opportunity values and changing behaviour: "We spend more time asking our managers why not?

The district must staff half of all open positions with laid-off teachers, a change that for the first time imposes hiring limits on principals.

A Jan . 31memo signed by DoDEA director Marilee Fitzgerald said that "we advised that we would consider a furlough of up to 30 calendar days or 22 discontinuous workdays along with other actions, such as imposing hiring freezes and releasing temporary employees for above-school level operations".