Sentence examples for supportive hiring from inspiring English sources
His parents were initially supportive, hiring a tutor, buying an orchestrion (a form of barrel organ that could imitate elaborate orchestral effects), and encouraging his study of the piano for both aesthetic and practical reasons.
The resident artists, Rockwell included, were mutually supportive and hired local citizens as their amateur models.
Our commissioner has been supportive, saying, 'Hire who you need, and we'll find the money later on.' " The department has established counseling centers in Staten Island and Queens in addition to the one in Lower Manhattan.
Supervisors provided supportive supervision; vacant positions were filled by hiring contractual staff.
On a number of occasions, he has overridden hiring and tenure decisions made by otherwise supportive departments.
Labor costs are very high both on hiring and firing, and the legislation is inflexible and hardly supportive of entrepreneurship.
Mike Cherry, national policy chairman for the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), said the organisation was "very supportive" of employers who hire reservists and said many FSB members do.
In 2014, after supportive coverage in The Boston Globe, she convicted three probation office employees of giving hiring preference to job candidates who were favored by state legislators.
Greeley and the Tribune were generally supportive of conscription, though feeling that the rich should not be allowed to evade it by hiring substitutes.
Participants were supportive and participated in most of their children's activities such as reading books, providing a ride go to the libraries, helping their children's homework, and hiring personal tutors.
