Sentence examples for in hiring between from inspiring English sources

All parties in the lawsuit agreed that the new exam would produce no difference in hiring between minority and white candidates.

Peter Lau, who directs CSU Sacramento's affirmative action office says there's a big difference in hiring patterns between CSU Sacramento and the research-focused University of California campus where he worked 2 years ago.

Still another possible interpretation in fact what Holland claims one ought to mean by (F is that differentials in salary and hiring between men and women would disappear (or at least be reduced substantially) under a regime in which various sorts of biased practices were effectively eliminated, presumably as the result of changes in law and custom.

One unit of the Pentagon, according to an official who asked for anonymity to discuss personnel matters, is in the process of hiring between 20 and 30 veterans and is now looking at whether to put the hires on hold.

The hiring workshops have been effective at Wisconsin, says Sheridan, who has measured a positive correlation between departmental participation in hiring workshops and more women hired.

There's complicity between the show in hiring these people because they know they'll get attention and viewers … and the people who do the nominations, who don't have to look at up-and-coming names".

There were significant differences by industry classification in hiring concerns.

This allowed public hospitals more flexibility in hiring additional staff.

Consequently, rural facilities faced problems in hiring and retaining SBAs.

Lockheed Martin, for instance, spent $1.8 million last year on outside job boards in the U.S. to hire between 12,000 and 14,000 people.

In the last 14 months, Mazda Motors of America has leased offices for the Amati division near its corporate headquarters in Irvine and has hired between 35 and 50 people to staff the unit.