Sentence examples for overseeing human resources from inspiring English sources

Ms. Oswald's job, overseeing human resources and other administrative activities, is being eliminated.

He succeeds Greg C. Smith, who was named a vice chairman overseeing human resources, labor relations and other administrative offices.

This signage is part of a larger program of much needed reform; a year ago, the Besh company had no one overseeing human resources.

Within five months, Sandberg asked Goler to oversee human resources at Facebook.

Her chess background "definitely got our attention," said Michelle Toth, who oversees human resources.

"We haven't really needed to do that," said Mr. Quinn, who also oversees human resources for the company.

So after establishing the Omidyar Network, he hired Sal Giambanco, an executive who oversaw human resources at eBay and PayPal.

The company also appointed Pat Curran, senior vice president of Wal-Mart store operations for the mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions to oversee human resources.

Larry Becker, who oversees human resources for the school system, said the city expected a large enough demand in certain high-needs areas that it could still hire about half the number of teachers it usually does from Teach for America and the Teaching Fellows program.

If it had to pick another spot for the headquarters, "our No. 1 preference was to stay near West Orange," Mr. Kahrer said, "and our No. 2 preference was: How close can we get?" "We did not want to upset the work force," said Mr. Kahrer, who also oversees human resources for Organon, which is known primarily for its contraception, infertility and menopause-related products.

"We think the historic American approach to things is to run full blast, pay out as high as you can in the short term while times are good, and then when times go bust, you lay people off, you shut plants and you destroy communities," said Pete Gritton, a Toyota vice president who oversees human resources at the company's plant.