Sentence examples for two-year hiring from inspiring English sources
However, it is critical that there be appropriate backfilling of jobs," since incentives for early retirement on top of an existing two-year hiring freeze "will mean that essential services to the public will continue to be undermined".
His office has had to cope with a two-year hiring freeze and now has a 15percentt vacancy rate among lawyers and support staff.
They had high expectations of me and it took about six years, hiring our 30th employee, and an invitation to the White House before they realized I was onto something.
Over a two-year time frame Walmart hired 380 young adults from the program and reduced its hiring period for open positions by 15 days.
Had we eliminated collective bargaining, the civil service commission and the seniority system, today the city would not be laying off people with a two-year incentive retirement package, but hiring instead.
And it's not difficult for government to do this — through a new WPA or Civilian Conservation Corps, an infrastructure bank, tax incentives for employers to hire, a two-year payroll tax holiday on the first $20K of income, and partial unemployment benefits for those who have lost part-time jobs.
Launched in 1984, it had the goal of reintegrating long-term unemployed people into the job market by hiring them on two-year contracts to collect and repair used appliances for sale in secondhand shops.
Lawrence was hired into a two-year talent development program and was told that her contract would not be renewed at the conclusion of the training program.
Admiral White, who was a protege of Adm. Hyman G. Rickover and a former commander of the Navy's nuclear submarine fleet in the Atlantic, was hired under a two-year contract at $355,200 a year, paid by his corporate employer.
He is advocating a two-year tax credit for businesses that hire new workers or add hours for current employees.
If we do decide to hire someone, make it a two-year appointment that the City Council must revisit each cycle.
