Sentences with phrase «may hiring more workers»

Despite mounting concern about a slide in prices, Toronto's condominium developers barreled full steam ahead in May hiring more workers to start construction amid a pickup in new projects being launched.

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«When you have workers that already possess much of what you need, it makes a lot more sense to retrain them than to go out and hire new workers — who may be more educated — and then wait a year or more for them to get up to speed with how the company operates,» explains Anthony Carnevale, director and research professor of Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce.

Edward Ott, a labor expert at CUNY and former executive director of the New York City Central Labor Council, said that Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York's agreement may encourage more developers to hire union workers for affordable housing projects.

However, others in attendance doubted whether such a skills gap actually exists — or suggested that its existence is more nuanced than a simple lack of skilled workers — and said that many companies» hiring practices may in part be to blame for their inability to find skilled workers.

In addition to the expenses you will have hiring and staffing your law firm, you may run into more expenses when an employee no longer works at your law firm, such as unemployment compensation, severance allowances and workers comp payments.

This means that attorneys may lose an opportunity for additional billable hours attributable to support staff when hiring outsourced workers since they can not charge hourly paralegal fees to clients, but virtual workers and legal process outsourcers can still help attorneys save money by giving attorneys more time to add billable hours for actual legal work and reduce overhead costs and employment expenses.

As more employers seek to hire for full - time positions — and as it becomes more acceptable for skilled workers to move back and forth between freelance and full - time jobs — you may find yourself interviewing people with a variety of employment backgrounds.

Screening experts say that executives, more than rank - and - file workers, may not be as thoroughly vetted in the hiring process.

As the popularity of an extended workforce grows, with more organizations hiring contingent, contract or temporary workers, many employers also screen these workers, who may pose the same risks as regular employees.

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Sure you've sourced and hired the best and brightest — but you have to give them direction, frequent feedback about what they are working on, and help coach them on things that you may take for granted that an more experienced worker may do (office skills and professional conduct).