Sentence examples for recruitment contract from inspiring English sources

The general who oversaw army hiring when the "disastrous" recruitment contract with Capita was signed took up a job with the company months later, The Times can reveal.

Over the next couple years, Delany — who was the first African-American to earn a state recruitment contract — filled regiments for Rhode Island, Ohio, Massachusetts and Connecticut.

The initial recruitment contract will focus on midlevel accountants in the division of corporation finance, whose staff members work in the S.E.C. headquarters in Washington, reviewing corporate filings and ensuring that companies comply with regulations.

Investors had been concerned it was not winning enough new work, but it has announced a couple of deals in the last few days including a British army recruitment contract.

The outsourcing giant has since been heavily criticised for its performance on the recruitment contract, which was deemed "abysmal" by the Commons spending watchdog this month and has been described as "disastrous" and a "national disgrace" by a former Tory defence minister.

Having played over 150 games for Ulster between 1997 and 2010, the former full-back is now steering things in a different direction in his new role as team manager where he will be in charge of recruitment, contract negotiations and logistics management at Kingspan Stadium.

A Super Rugby head coach has only one focus and that's coaching, whereas a Premiership director of rugby's job description will range from recruitment, contracts and budgets to overall rugby strategy.

Mr. Annan's proposal, modernizing an organization created 60 years ago and bringing its recruitment, contracting and training practices in line with its vast new responsibilities, is a main objective of his as he completes his last year in office.

Separate from the Labardie Fisher, the abuses reported to us – alleged in some but not all Irish trawlers, and in varying combinations – include: Withholding of pay, arbitrary cuts to rates of pay agreed in recruitment contracts, forced unpaid labour on net and boat repairs in port.

But it will also be worth watching the Public Accounts session on Capita's recruitment contracts with the Ministry of Defence (4pm).

She called on the Chancellor to set out whether there had been independent scrutiny in the appointment, and whether civil servants had raised concerns about both her recruitment and contract.