Sentence examples for recommendations hiring from inspiring English sources

It acts as an information exchange, where pediatrician recommendations, hiring of nannies and admission tips to private preschools are particularly popular topics.

Qualitative responses from the communications officers resulted in a list of core communications priorities for WHO during a disaster response (Table 2), recommendations for hiring a competent communications officer who can be deployed for disaster response (Table 3), and recommendations for trainings a communications officer should receive prior to deployment (Table 4).

Among the recommendations were hiring more part-time workers and discouraging unhealthy people from working at Wal-Mart.

It is because of Justice Fred Kaufman?s inquiry into the latter ("Commission on Proceedings Involving Guy Paul Morin," 1998), whose recommendations included hiring additional scientific staff at the Centre of Forensic Sciences (CFS), that I am able to write this article.

Along this line recommendations include hiring more psychologists, counselors, and social workers to work alongside the teaching staff in education centers (Klinger, 1973; Thaniel, 1989; Mohd Kamalludeen, 2012) as well as people in charge of following-up with students and helping them find jobs (Cummins, 1973).

The Commerce Department agreed with the findings and said it had already implemented some of the inspector general's recommendations, including "hiring experienced and certified incident handlers".

These councils will work with principals and other school administrators to make recommendations on hiring personnel, developing school budgets, offering suggestions on instruction and curriculum, and developing school improvement plans.

When head coaches of any sexual orientation forbid or discourage their lesbian assistant coaches and lesbian athletes from coming out or speaking out, they have the power, in form of control over playing time, job recommendations or hiring, to silence these young women.

Opponents to task shifting argued that it was more expensive to implement task shifting according to World Health Organization guidelines and recommendations than hiring new well trained health workers from the existing unemployed pool.

Previously depressed candidates were rated significantly less favourably in terms of recommendation for hiring than those with no disability [ 77] 6.

Nor has the district followed IBO recommendations and hired a district-wide IB coordinator.