Sentence examples for per applicant from inspiring English sources

The listings are still free, but companies who agree to pay a per applicant fee are shown on the top of search.

Cost per applicant was the sum of all applications in the two-year period.

The 493 applications referenced 737 publications (mean 1.49 per applicant, range 0 12).

Independent groups that register voters — like the league — face fines of $50 to $1,000 per applicant if they fail to turn in the applications to elections officials in a timely manner.

While some states regulate how much extra landlords can charge for application fees, landlords can charge as much as $200 per applicant in unregulated states, according to Christina Friscia, a New York, NY, real estate broker.

The Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF) used to run a similar program that, in addition to those with mental disabilities, even allowed felons to apply for "relief". Annual costs for the ATF program ballooned to more than $4 million in 1991, with an average cost of $4,800 per applicant and 43 full-time employees dedicated to processing the applications.

This week Jobster quietly rolled out phase two of the plan, adding pay-per-applicant job listings to the mix.

"Right now, our pricing model for customers is pay-per-applicant," says Yanisse. "But we have a whole suite of SaaS products and tools" — including an interesting new tool designed to help hiring managers eradicate their unwitting hiring biases — "so we're becoming more like a SaaS" business.

The program will accept only one proposal per faculty applicant per year, and will not fund multiple or repeat applications for the same project from collaborating faculty members.

But with an average cost-per-click of around $1, and an average cost per qualified applicant of anywhere from $200 to $2,600, it still beats hiring a headhunter.

Although the sum has not yet been finalised, the draft law suggests "a solidarity contribution" of €250,000 (£198,000) per asylum applicant.