Sentence examples for overseas hiring from inspiring English sources

It will boost overseas hiring 56% to half a million workers by 2009, but that will help it succeed in the U.S., where its work force will grow 50% to 1.8 million.

To keep up the pace, Samsung heavily recruits overseas, hiring last year 342 people with advanced degrees-mostly ethnic Koreans studying in the U.S. Like many other Korean chaebol, Samsung has lost some of its brightest people to Korean startups and foreign firms, but, says Chin, "we're hiring them back.

To keep up the products pace, Samsung heavily recruits overseas, hiring last year 342 people with advanced degrees mostly ethnic Koreans studying in the U.S. Like many other Korean chaebol, Samsung has lost some of its brightest people to Korean startups and foreign firms, but, says Chin, "we're hiring them back.

One example of GrabTaxi's overseas hiring is Wei Zhu, a former US-based Facebook engineer who was on the team that created Facebook Connect.

But as Airbnb dialed down its overseas hiring and growth over the past year, others like HomeAway have stepped in to snap up the smaller competitors, like HomeAway has now done with Stayz.

Thousands of infertile couples, many from overseas, hire the wombs of Indian women to carry their embryos through to birth.

The three Polish students are among the first group of lifeguards from overseas hired by the city to supervise New York's pools and beaches.

It works generally like this: A company that suspects bribery overseas hires a battery of lawyers, accountants and investigators who may then report any findings to Justice in hopes of some undefined leniency.

Singapore has already taken steps this year to make it more difficult to import workers, including increasing levies on overseas hires and reducing the allowable ratio of foreign to local employees at companies in the service, manufacturing, construction and maritime sectors.

Their first overseas hire was a childhood friend of Miloslavsky's, whose Moscow connections helped snare another five senior computer scientists.

GrabTaxi, Uber's largest taxi hailing rival in Southeast Asia, has announced an R&D center in Singapore as it looks to develop its technical prowess and increase its appeal to overseas hires.