Sentence examples for post openings from inspiring English sources

For instance, it has begun to post openings on its Web site to attract as many applicants as possible.

Another growing source of leads are the Web sites of industry associations, which often allow members to post openings.

The state has also set up a Web site -- www.njhire.com -- where schools can post openings along with recruiting events and programs.

Until early last year, Wal-Mart's stores generally did not post openings for managerial trainees, the plaintiffs noted, asserting that male managers often tapped other men for the management track.

Amaranth set up an internal Web site to post openings.

Additionally, employers, recruiters, and job sites routinely post openings on Twitter.

If fewer than two children presented at the health post within 1 hour of the health post opening, the team supervisor, along with an HEW or community volunteer, recruited sick children from nearby households.

In June 2000, at the annual conference of the American Library Association, only 481 job seekers showed up for 1,000 posted openings.

Ms. Dukes originally complained that she had been repeatedly passed over for promotions and that management had not even posted openings.

On Internships.com, which posts openings, just 34 percent of the internships listed by employers are paid positions, said Robin Richards, chief executive of the company.

Employers may be posting openings, but they are not trying all that hard to fill them, say, by increasing job ads or offering better pay packages.