re-hiring

Barmaid: (Takes off apron and throws it at him) Yeah, we're hiring! You can take my job and shove it, loser!

That's why in a place like Zambia or Tanzania, they're [hiring] local people, but in a place like Angola it's hard to do that.

After all, sacking people is costly, as is going short-staffed and re-hiring people when things pick up.

Re-tooling, re-hiring and stronger consumer spending cannot be far behind.

'Selectively, we're hiring on certain projects, ' said John Chambers, chief executive of networking giant Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO).

Everyday, we're hiring new people and these people come with different backgrounds.

But the reason you're hiring them is because you're going to give them the reins.

Clients who want to recruit CEOs don't want to explain to shareholders why they're hiring someone who got fired from somewhere else.

'They're hiring contractors, buying furniture, and they're also helping the market correct by getting inventory whittled down. '

We're hiring a disco for the party.

Remember that advice about dressing one level above the job you're hiring into?

The investigators we're hiring know the difference between legal and illegal spying.

We're hiring. . . In China!

Equikrom, the special unit, they're hiring. Equikrom