Sentence examples for partial hiring from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging that the city's projected deficits were "too large," Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani announced yesterday that he would severely curtail tax cuts he planned for this year, impose a partial hiring freeze and reduce some agency spending.

In August, Blue Apron implemented a partial hiring freeze and laid off 14 members of its recruiting team.

City agencies are already operating under a partial hiring freeze.

In addition to not filling approximately 200 vacant positions, effectively creating a partial hiring freeze, he said seven city-run health centers will now be overseen by a federal program.

According to a survey of 214 public and private institutions, conducted jointly in December by The Chronicle of Higher Education and Moody's Investors Service, 43% of colleges and universities had imposed partial faculty hiring freezes and 5% had completely stopped hiring faculty.

But Mr Mills has still had to cut spending, with a partial freeze on hiring in the public sector, the biggest employer.

Given that our measures of hiring discrimination are only partial, punctual and localized, it makes sense to remain cautious in generalizing the results.

9. Offer incentives for recruiting and hiring women, such as temporary partial salary support from a 'provost's fund.'.

WASHINGTON WASHINGTONON (AP) — The U.S. economy added just 148,000 jobs in September, suggesting that employers held back on hiring before a 16-day partial government shutdown began Oct. 1.

The partial shutdown brought an economic chill throughout the state and led then-Governor Frank Murkowski to temporarily freeze hiring until the effects of the interruption on the state budget would be known.

Nobody's hiring right now.