Sentence examples for practice employers from inspiring English sources

David Evans, employment partner at law firm Cripps Harries Hall, says in practice employers of all sizes are fairly adept at handling the procedural requirements of maternity leave requests.

In practice, employers hire illegally; maybe 40% of workers, say some estimates, enjoy no benefits.

He has reached out to business owners as well best practice employers who make the economic case for investing in their workers and want minimum standards to ensure every business does the same.

The first part contained demographic information asking participants to state their profession, years in practice, employer and whether or not they had attended the symposium previously.

Best-practice employers are encouraging flexible work as a way of avoiding layoffs for a simple reason: layoffs are expensive.

In a a 2002 survey by staffing.org, a nonprofit group that studies hiring practices, employer-respondents identified Web postings as the most effective way of filling jobs, 3.23 on a scale of 5. Still, many experts scoff at the Internet.

Concerning findings and results, the selected company uses external personnel marketing principles in external hiring and practices employer branding within the geographical region of its location.

The Chartered Institute of Professional Development CIPDD) has produced a guide to what constitutes good practice for employers conducting pre-employment checks on job applicants.

"This is quite a common practice by employers and is a matter between employer and employee.

'The best practice for employers is, however, to keep assessing the risk to their employees.' Will Archer, 23, wishes his employers had assessed the risks at an Essex pub.

The practice of employers running internet searches on employees is now so widespread that employment agencies offer advice on "online reputation management".