用hire in造句子，“hire in”造句

In cases where the boss is insecure, "you should not bring that new hire in without a plan to promote him in the near term, " says Fernández-Aráoz.

The first release of the service aims to offer flight booking capability as well as hotel, rail and car-hire in half the time it would traditionally take to book just the flight.

According to a National Association of Colleges and employers survey, 93% of the 266 surveyed employers plan to hire interns.

Not only will you be reducing emissions while you drive, But you will be sending a positive message to the car hire industry by your endorsement of the 'green' car.

There are some amazing limousines available for hire in the Midlands area.

High minimum wages make it costly to hire inexperienced workers and help explain why youth unemployment in France is higher than the European average.

The supervisory board may independently hire intermediary institutions to provide professional opinions.

Because they can hire temps almost instantly, there is little need to hire in anticipation of a pickup in business.

These are manned by pushy salespeople, who are cheap to hire in China and are often paid by the manufacturer.

Regulators need to hire industry experts to regulate effectively; but industry experts are almost bound to share the industry's implicit assumptions.

The approach they use is to hire individuals with previous experience in various aspects of automobile manufacturing.

Normally, I'm pretty happy to hire inexperienced but bright people and let them learn on the job. Even for fairly important jobs, like, say, President of the United States.

An employer cannot afford to hire incapable workers.

Steve: hi Mike. Have you met the new hire in the Business Development Department?

We don't want to hire inexperienced worker.