Fuck off.' And they're saying: 'Look, it's cost us £200 to hire the van and equipment and get here.
The additional financial support allowed us to hire Elizabeth Ellington as the office's administrative assistant.
"The mountains cause the tourists, the tourists bring in dollars, and tourism brings in business and employers like us who want to hire the smart people who are here and the smart people who move up here because they like to hike," said Katie Delahaye Paine, who moved her communications research and public relations company, KDPaine and Partners, to Berlin from Durham, N.H.
He added, "It is my hope that the ad campaign will both allow us to hire qualified teachers to fill the large numbers of vacancies and improve the status of teachers".
That's why we sought and were gratified to receive a three-year, $3.7 million National Science Foundation grant that allows us to hire additional Latina faculty in the STEM fields of science, technology, engineering and math.
Then comes the kicker for the plan to tinker with the odious sign: "Given that this change requires us to hire an outside vendor to silkscreen the text, there might be a slight delay but we are working to do this as quickly as possible".
We received funding from the NSF supplemental to the DataONE project that allowed us to hire a developer to continue working on DataUp.
The increase in business during track season requires us to hire some part-time help.
If you want us to hire, you must let us fire, they argue, not unreasonably.
