We're doing opportunity hires now instead of open searches, and for the most part they're all men, because the people doing the hiring are all male and their friends are all male.
This isn't just an annoyance; with computer use critical to practically every job now, having a prosthesis entails a great deal of retraining or workplace accommodation, neither of which many employers are likely to relish (equal opportunity hiring notwithstanding).
"Rutgers sought Eddie for the head coach position as a target-of-opportunity hire based on his remarkable public career," Rutgers's second statement said.
Bickerstaff -- who has been witness to this evolution toward equal-opportunity hiring and firing that Thomas exercised when he let Chaney go -- grew up in Kentucky under strict segregation.
This can lead to oversimplified budgets that lack strategic value and the ability to test new opportunities, hires, pivots, raises and general scenarios.
Some business schools see an opportunity to hire bright finance PhDs they would normally lose to Wall Street.
IT IS, says Luqman Arnold, chief financial officer at UBS, a Swiss-based bank, a "tremendous opportunity to hire the best on Wall Street".
A Condé Nast spokeswoman, Maurie Perl, said the decision to replace Ms. France hinged on taking advantage of an opportunity to hire Ms. Holley.
In our NHS Trust – as in many others – we have a deficit of millions of pounds, and so there is no opportunity to hire any more midwives.
Something else motivated them to cut employment and motivated them to forgo an opportunity to hire some of the many workers laid off by declining industries.
We take the opportunity to hire a guide and go snorkeling 22 miles out in the Caribbean around a small uninhabited caye.
