Sentence examples for strict hiring from inspiring English sources
"We're under a strict hiring freeze".
A Boeing spokesman, Paul Guse, would not comment on specific cases, but said the company has strict hiring procedures to avoid discrimination.
The company's Christian culture and its strict hiring practices, which require potential operators to discuss their marital status and civic and church involvement, have attracted controversy before, including a 2002 lawsuit brought by a Muslim restaurant owner in Houston who said he was fired because he did not pray to Jesus with other employees at a training session.
He says he will govern without concern about being re-elected and with a discipline Albany is unaccustomed to: a strict hiring freeze, a hard property-tax cap, conservative budgeting, no more passing on the cost of state-mandated programs to local governments and structural reforms like a unicameral Legislature, an ethics overhaul and tighter campaign-finance rules.
A core question from staff during the all-hands was why there wasn't transparency into the finances or a strict hiring freeze.
Large corporations with teams of recruiters, a lot of positions to fill, and strict hiring guidelines may not be able to easily take advantage of TechHire.
Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, and Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said they intended to introduce a bill this week that would impose stricter hiring terms for all H-1B visas and increase enforcement.
A week and a half ago, the mayor imposed a strict citywide hiring freeze, and ordered an additional 2.5percentt in cuts.
When Google was just a little startup that helped you search the Internet for stuff, the company was pretty strict about hiring: Ivy League grads with high SAT scores were the preferred worker bees.
Since then, new measures and stricter hiring procedures have been put into place.
Employers might be stricter in hiring employers as they are thinking of preserving every penny of their investment into a positive gain.
