Sentence examples for resources workers from inspiring English sources
The report said the biggest job losses among higher-wage occupations came among managers, computer scientists and systems analysts, human resources workers, registered nurses and accountants and auditors.
Venezuelan media reported that labuor ministry inspectors, along with local police, ordered the arrest of the manager, two human resources workers and a lawyer at the plant.
The traditional argument for free trade is that it reallocates resources, workers included, to their most productive uses, and that this causes over-all income and output to rise.
One 41-year-old woman from Ecuador, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of deportation, said she was let go with an expression of regret when she told human resources workers at the company that the Social Security number she had been using for nearly four years was false.
Her new company developed software that enabled corporate clients like Chase Manhattan to set up internal, online communities connecting, for example, Chase's human resources workers in offices all over the world.
However, she eventually decided that they had enough material with the eight main doctors and human resources workers.
Mr. Andreacchio, a human resources worker for Fuji Bank on the 80th floor of 2 World Trade Center, lived with his girlfriend, Fran Lentini.
"I really don't understand it at all," said Leona Perkins Douglass, a retired human resources worker who has lived at Co-op City for 26 years.
"But for my grandfather being involved, I never would have been able to put into perspective the fact that Nigeria was in the war," said Fadoyebo's grandson, Ayo, a human resources worker in Lagos.
"This has been an absolute miracle for me; it's made it possible for me to have a real life again," said Nancy Geissler, 52, a former human resources worker who lives on Social Security disability after losing a leg to diabetes.
In another case, a human resources worker at the Office of Thrift Supervision was found to be using Treasury computers to set up meetings with prostitutes through Craigslist.
