Sentence examples for put recruitment from inspiring English sources

While the Navy has put recruitment ads in the Pink press, she learned of one recruiter who informed a potential candidate that he could not be openly gay in the Royal Marines.

The news would certainly have us believe that employers are not hiring, but actually it is likely that firms who put recruitment on hold pre-Brexit now need to fill the vacancies they froze until the EU referendum result was announced.

In other words, if to many it looks as though our economy put the cart before the horse, with dramatic falls in unemployment while productivity languished, George Osborne is grateful that employers put recruitment before investment in labour-saving kit.

Skills for Care is putting recruitment and retention at the core of its activities at national, area and local levels offering resources to support employers.

Putting recruitment figures in context is not easy as many trial reports do not record how many people were invited to participate, only how many were screened and randomised.

Hence the effort they put into recruitment and retention.

Ms. Westerdahl, a massage therapist by day, put up recruitment posters around the neighborhood to fill out the sound.

Gun companies have spent millions of dollars to put their recruitment strategies into action, either directly or through the shooting sports foundation and other organizations.

"It's astonishing to me the amount of resources … being put into recruitment of junior faculty" these days, she says.

This quarter, LinkedIn shifted around its accounting a bit and put its recruitment media products into talent solutions from their previous home of marketing solutions — which essentially makes sense since now it's in the same category as LinkedIn's other job-related businesses.

Supervisor Gloria Molina  wants to put the recruitment and hiring process in the hands of the county's human resources department.