Sentence examples for systematically hire from inspiring English sources
Virginia lawmakers ultimately adopted verification rules aimed at employers who systematically hire illegal immigrants.
Mr. Obama said he also wanted to strengthen border security, punish employers who systematically hire unauthorized workers, and make visas available for farm workers and immigrants working in science and technology.
WASHINGTON — Under the Obama administration, the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division has reversed a pattern of systematically hiring conservative lawyers with little experience in civil rights, the practice that caused a scandal over politicization during the Bush administration.
"We women must systematically be hired to replace the men because we are much more efficient and we deliver better results," she adds with a laugh.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Wednesday approved an updated policy that makes it harder for employers to use background checks to systematically rule out hiring anyone with a criminal conviction.
The suggestion that some studies have found that arbitrators "are systematically biased in favor of companies that hire them" is unsupported and ignores the fact that in many cases the arbitrator is mutually selected by the parties.
Ms High-Bassalik said she was told to hire an Arabic woman as a producer despite their lack of qualifications for the job; and that performance ratings for Arabs were systematically upgraded, while non-Arabs saw their ratings go down.
Meanwhile, sexism systematically blocks women from being hired, promoted, given raises or entrusted with the responsibility they deserve.
The verdict comes as the U.S. Department of Labor is investigating charges that the university has systematically violated rules involving the hiring and promoting of women employees.
Then they hired full-time drivers to cover ground systematically, much as Google does for its Street View service.
