Sentence examples for qualifying employees from inspiring English sources

In the 1940s and 1950s, most large US companies had personnel departments responsible for administrative tasks, such as payroll processing or record keeping, as well as for setting the company-wide employment policy, qualifying employees, and handling increasingly powerful labor unions (Bottger and Vanderbroeck 2008; Eilbirt 1959; Kaufman 2008; Kochan and Barocci 1985).

Forty-eight percent said they had great or extreme difficulty finding qualified employees.

In the meantime, however, executives are still complaining that they cannot find enough qualified employees.

Now I work with employers and hear about the trouble they have finding qualified employees — entry level on up.

Some companies class staff as interns but expect them to produce work equivalent to fully qualified employees.

Mr. Clarke said he recently had to close his second store in Thompson because he was unable to attract qualified employees.

More worker-starved businesses are finding that the best way to attract qualified employees is to let them stay home.

But Mr. Storch is facing a serious challenge: he cannot find enough qualified employees to produce his refrigerators.

-- it is not cheap, maybe $400 a month for each employee, but in order to attract qualified employees I need to have it".

Although the job market is tight right now, many companies have not forgotten how things were just two or three years ago, when they could not find enough qualified employees.

Even so, about 20% of employers polled by the foundation said it was "very difficult" to find qualified employees in 2015, a slight increase from the prior year.