Sentences with phrase «hire hundreds of workers»

Solar World has already announced it will ramp up production thanks to the solar tariff and hire hundreds of workers, yet the net result across the U.S. will be job loss.

Joe Lhota says the agency has hired hundreds of workers who will work to fix air conditioning units.

Not exact matches

The extra hiring is a nice contrast for Macy's which this year has closed some 68 stores and laid off hundreds of workers as it looks to cull weak stores.

Several hundred marched near Disney World in October and in December Orlando workers rejected a company proposal to boost the lowest wage by $ 1 over two years to $ 11 an hour because it would still leave new hires at $ 10, according to Jeremy Haicken, president of Unite Here Local 737, which represents food and housekeeping workers.

It will also be hiring hundreds of new workers to assemble the CSeries at its facility being built in Mirabel, north of Montreal.

As retailers gear up to hire hundreds of thousands of workers for the holidays, they're increasingly using technology to identify good candidates.

My sister Amanda flunked out completely because her job at Samaritan's Purse headquarters in North Carolina requires that she interview, hire, and supervise hundreds of holiday workers — both men and women — to sort and mail all the Operation Christmas Child shoebox donations that get sent to needy children across the world.

We already have thousands of health workers, but we need to hire at least one hundred thousand (100,000) Malaria Police in addition to thousands of volunteers.

But Quinn charged that instead of relying on the company's workers, the Sanitation Department spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to hire people to do the work that Cemusa was already required to do.

Only later did we learn that some of those critical investments included things like repairs on tennis courts, a study on the mating decisions of cactus bugs, hundreds of thousands of dollars for a plant database, and a $ 535 million loan to a California solar panel maker which, instead of hiring 1,000 new workers, as planned, just laid off 175 instead.

The image comes to mind of the company store — outlawed by Congress over a hundred years ago — where workers become indebted to the store (someone's business) BY working for the development of product, by doing what they were hired to do.

Over the past two years, the historic investments my administration has made in clean and renewable energy research and technology have helped private sector companies grow and hire hundreds of thousands of new workers.

Each year, the media reports hiring spikes in the thousands; some have reported hundreds of thousands of new temporary workers.