Sentence examples for progressive hiring from inspiring English sources

Google says this is slowly changing with progressive hiring policies – 22% of new technical hires were women.

Zinn rejected alternate sites outside the Chicago area, and the Army found a new site for the laboratory's permanent home about 5 miles away in DuPage County, Illinois, which became known as Site D. Under Zinn, the Argonne National Laboratory adopted slightly more progressive hiring practices than other contemporary institutions.

Some people speculated that Gregg's candidacy suffered for similar reasons and that the hiring of Heinrichs amounted to an elegant compromise, allowing the federation to look progressive by hiring a woman, but a woman other than Gregg.

A dedicated progressive, he hired John Dewey as the foundation's first education director.

His politics were progressive: he hired blacklisted writers and directors, and he had a large number of women working for his company.

The Glazers - Malcolm's sons Bryan, Edward and Joel are executives of the company - had taken a significant and progressive step by hiring Tony Dungy as head coach.

He was generally credited with the progressive, innovative and highly respected hiring and employment practices at Merck & Co.

Gwenn Knapp, The San Francisco Chronicle, on his progressive approach to personnel: Davis' hiring practices may have been the most creative in sports history.

This week, the always-progressive San Antonio Spurs hired Becky Hammon as the first full-time female assistant coach ever.

Mr. Bangle's approach to design helped to make BMW an aesthetically progressive company, one that became known for hiring the architect Zaha Hadid to design a factory.

In two years at Oberlin, before he was bounced with the progressive president who had hired him, he created a prototypical Title IX program and hired Tommie Smith as track coach.