Sentence examples for unsuitable applicants from inspiring English sources

Work One, a state employment agency, weeded out unsuitable applicants.

After rejecting "loads" of unsuitable applicants, they eventually approached Charlie Hutchinson, a gospel-inflected soul singer Howson had seen playing a gig in Leeds.

Here are four top tips: The wording used on job adverts can help reduce the number of unsuitable applicants, says Simon Meredith, managing director of Freight First.

Before they are employed, they go through a rigorous selection process, which uses specialist interviewing techniques (Warner interviews) to ensure that unsuitable applicants are not employed.

This may well be because they help deselect unsuitable applicants, thus reducing the trainee body to individuals likely to broadly perform well, as suggested by very low drop-out and failure rates.

The question is one of several asked to explore whether personal financial and legal problems would make the applicant unsuitable to have control over a vulnerable person's money and care.

A McKinsey survey of 2,000 U.S. companies found that two-thirds report difficulty in filling job vacancies because applicants have unsuitable work habits or insufficient experience.

Among a few outstanding applicants, and a number of obviously unsuitable candidates, he starts to notice a surprising and worrying trend.

He was rejected on the grounds that there were too many applicants for vacancies and his injury made him unsuitable for flight operations.

This suggests that studies using students may underestimate the degree to which employers' rate applicants who disclose a mental health problem as unsuitable for employment.

After having achieved a certain score in the PET that allows acceptance to medical school, applicants underwent a mandatory exclusion interview, designed to prevent entry of presumably psychologically unsuitable candidates.