Sentence examples for workforce hiring from inspiring English sources

The Sanitation Department also looks beyond its own equipment and workforce, hiring as many as 900 day laborers to shovel bus stops and sidewalks.

Calculating machine variable and fixed costs in each periods and also workforce hiring cost.   5.

Last year this plant doubled its workforce, hiring 6,000 more people.

According to feedback from more than 1,005 workforce hiring decision-makers conducted on Upwork's behalf by the company Inavaro, skilled workers can pretty much live wherever they want and employers will come to them.

To prepare, retailers are pumping up their seasonal workforce, hiring tens of thousands of temporary employees for their storefronts and distribution centers.

It's pretty simple: RIM has to simplify its product line, cut its workforce, hire a visionary and build the next great thing.

Because firms are probably trying to get more hours out of the existing workforce before hiring new staff, Mr Chaney supposes a slower decline than in recent years: 0.3%, against 0.9% in 2002 and 0.5% in 2004.For the whole year, Mr Chaney forecasts that output per hour will grow by 2.1%.

These results suggest that the effect of the minimum wage on training is not simply driven by the mechanism that the minimum wage changes the workforce through hiring different kinds of workers.

By almost every study, companies of all sizes are emphasizing a lean workforce, and hiring on project-basis engagements more and more (though not all are as drastic as Caterpillar).

Clemmons recommends creating a "task force, including myself and other like minded individuals, to figure out ways to make it attractive for business to start helping out with training a minority workforce and hiring them into all levels of an organization, not just the lower ranks".

Talent Pool: According to Catalyst, women are nearly half of the workforce and hiring pool.