Sentence examples for much recruitment from inspiring English sources

This avoids the issue that there simply is not enough expertise for every one of the several thousand public sector procurement organisations to have their own procurement expert no matter how much recruitment there is from the private sector.

The RCN leader concedes there has recently been too much overseas recruitment to plug the staffing gap, but stresses that it is a "safe solution" given the level of skills and experience international nurses bring.

Raising wages means that employee turnover is reduced, meaning that companies do not have to spend as much on recruitment and training.

By contrast, GFP-MDC1, a key mediator in DNA damage response that recognizes γ-H2AX signal, exhibits a much slower recruitment than that of PHRF1 under the same laser irradiation, appearing after 90 s and remaining accumulated to the end of experiment.

In this way, we would automatically make terror recruitment much, much harder.

Newton has not said much about his recruitment or his father's actions.

These decisions sparked an escalation of extremist recruitment, much as did President Bush's reckless invasion of Iraq.

"The biggest issue is retention of people," says E&Y's Mr Wu. "Retention is much cheaper than recruitment".

He's only hosted American Grit, Fox's military-centric reality show, for one season, but he would be so much better in recruitment videos.

Acop troops go through much more lengthy recruitment tests and have been trained up as a less corruptible and more dependable than the standard Afghan police.

There's plenty of career ladder to climb too: if you're thinking about becoming a travel agent, for instance, much of the recruitment into more senior roles is done by existing staff.