Sentence examples for restrictive hiring from inspiring English sources
In addition, restrictive hiring rules may tie a principal's hands in searching for teachers to fill vacancies.
Most jobs for botanists seem to be in the federal government, and they have pretty restrictive hiring policies.
The centrepiece is reform to relax restrictive hiring-and-firing rules in the labour market.
The reasons: a sclerotic labour market, forests of red tape and overregulation, vast welfare and non-wage labour costs (especially in Germany), restrictive hiring-and-firing practices, and a failure (now starting to be addressed in France and Germany) to defuse a pensions time-bomb caused by greying populations and too-early retirement on extravagant terms.
He also noted broader skills shortages and restrictive local hiring and firing rules.
A Pepperdine University study finds that the restrictive financing environment is stunting business growth and hiring.
A union shop is less restrictive than a closed shop, which prevents employers from hiring outside the union.
It is hiring more experts, he said, adopting more restrictive rules on how much "market power" one party can control and requiring more disclosure of certain energy transactions.
The other is how to smooth the tangled, restrictive visa system that currently prevents American businesses from hiring foreigners they'd like to recruit, as well as creating absurd travel complications for many Americans with non-citizen spouses and relatives.
In the critical matter of assigning and hiring teachers at each school, Mr. Bloomberg and his new education establishment will have to find a way to work with union rules that are only incrementally less restrictive than before.
