Sentence examples for robust hiring from inspiring English sources

Franklin says the new funding will be used to make the product feature set more robust, hiring more developers, expanding operations, and towards improving the customers experience.

Robust hiring in manufacturing and construction fueled the December gains.

Still, much of the improvement has come from fewer layoffs, not robust hiring.

That would be encouraging news if it indicated robust hiring for good jobs.

The data "continues to indicate that a shift towards robust hiring has not yet arrived".

The jobless rate is falling not primarily because of robust hiring but because fewer Americans are looking for work.

The chief hurdles to more robust technology hiring appear to be increasing automation and the addition of highly skilled labor overseas.

Job growth in the United States remains robust, with employers hiring nearly 240,000 workers each month over the past year.

We need robust research on hiring algorithms that seem to filter out people with mental health disorders, sentencing algorithms that fail twice as often for black defendants as for white defendants, statistically flawed public teacher assessments or oppressive scheduling algorithms.

Although IT is more robust than other hiring areas, it's still suffering a hit from the downturn.

Many economists and executives at temporary agencies say there are signs that more robust permanent hiring is coming in the new year.