"We see no further need" for special hirings, he said.
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Hirings will be limited to critical job positions, it added.
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In addition to new partnerships, there have been new hirings.
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By contrast hirings and pay for temporary workers picked up speed.
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Wright's and McIntosh's hirings were first reported by E&E News.
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And that's just a handful of all the hirings and firings.
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The last two years of hirings and firings are a damning sample.
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The hirings come as the campaign moves more resources into delegate-rich battleground states.
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Sources familiar with the hirings who requested anonymity to discuss personnel issues confirmed the hires.
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However, the rate of growth has slowed as incentives to encourage hirings have been cut.
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MRD: Some tech companies have been hirings heads of diversity…some white and some black.
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The total hirings was the most recorded in the data series' history going back to December 2000.
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The past 19973 months have seen significant hirings by the NFL, the NBA and Major League Baseball.
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This year the president's tweets, gaffes, hirings, firings and foibles again dominated late-night monologues and bits.
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The reform aimed to bring merit-based hiring, breaking the unions&apos hold on hirings, firings and promotions.
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SO WE'RE STILL LIVING ON THE HIRINGS FROM THE NORMALIZED ECONOMIC GROWTH THAT'S BUILT INTO THE SYSTEM HERE.
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Fossil fuel supporters this week said they were excited by President Trump's recent wave of firings and hirings.
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The EPA responded to the hirings in an email to the Post, defending them as legal and ordinary.
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Police said the most common tactic was to arrange fake hirings and issue false payslips to obtain residency documents.
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He defended his high-profile hirings to Politico, saying that he is not worried about Oreskes's or Moody's pasts.
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Or the myriad hirings, firings, and organizational reboots halfway through an existing reboot that have defined the Haslam Era.
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Despite the set drama, hirings and firings and production woes, Neil Gaiman's post-modern mythology adaptation is making a return.
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The hirings show that the race to bring the first long-range electric pickup truck to market is heating up.
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But Trump's new hirings might be more about doing things his way, come what may, than they are about winning.
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The top Senate Democrat overseeing the EPA says the hirings are concerning and an attempt to avoid the confirmation process.
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" The implications of this position, according to Strumia, is that there is "discrimination against women in citations, conferences, and hirings.
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Economic concerns grew Wednesday after data from ADP and Moody's Analytics reflected a slowdown in the growth pace of hirings.
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Analysts said more U.S. hirings would push up costs for Indian IT firms as they chase people with the right skills.
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The hirings will represent a 30 percent increase in personnel at the publication, with half the jobs going to newsroom employees.
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And one that might inspire other brands — caught in the sales-driven cycle of hirings and firings — to consider similar moves.
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Hirings increased to 22.3 million for the month, a gain of 21.23,21.47 from March, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey indicated.
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"It's becoming increasingly more difficult to find the right experts" for Leipzig with adjacent suppliers and a BMW plant competing for hirings.
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Cantú insisted, however, that Mexico had no desire to return to the days of regular hirings and firings of national team coaches.
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The next month, Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee grilled Carson about his alleged hirings of unqualified but well-connected political allies.
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The hirings form part of the emerging markets-focused bank's move to build up its business with clients in more developed countries.
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Police credit technology and hirings Police have credited the drop in violence partly to hiring more police officers, and stronger community policing.
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ADP and Moody's Analytics said companies hired an additional 135,20093 workers in September, a slowing from 157,000 hirings during the previous month.
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For Phillips, a series of hirings and firings over the years could have worn him down, but that is all he has known.
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The openings come as employers are finding a harder time finding qualified workers; hirings for the month fell by 24.3,225 to 88.43 million.
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Many of the hirings happen through personal connections; Nishar, for example, was recruited by Arora, based on their ties going back to Google.
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Costs can be cut by reducing temporary work contracts, filling vacancies internally and making fewer hirings, the spokesman added, declining to be more specific.
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He's used his tweets to announce new policies and hirings and firings in his administration and to opine on political events of the day.
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About $5 million of the payout would go toward helping notify class members of upcoming hirings, or fix mistakes in their criminal history records.
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Mr. Rhodes also said there would be additional off-camera hirings for the streaming service, which reaches a younger audience than the television network.
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The report, which shows openings, hirings and separations, provides more details about what is happening in the job market than the monthly jobs report.
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Those who described the recent hirings declined to be named in this story because they did not want to get ahead of the upcoming announcement.
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According to Nanzer, these kinds of hirings are something he sees occurring more in the future, particularly as the league expands and more opportunities arise.
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While the hirings do represent a form of progress, it's likely that sharing economy discrimination happens in spite of these platforms, not because of them.
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Few recent managerial appointments at Barcelona were made without his blessing — he apparently threw his weight behind the successful Frank Rijkaard and Pep Guardiola hirings.
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Thomas was personally involved in compiling memos to argue against the hirings of various top White House aides, National Security Council officials, according to Axios.
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These jobs come on top of the already-announced 400 new hirings IBM said it will make in the field of artificial intelligence in France.
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Apple's top Taiwanese suppliers have started mass-hirings, with reports in Taiwan that the companies were recruiting staff in preparation for building the iPhone 7 series.
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There have been plenty of high-profile hirings and signings to right the ship: Isiah Thomas, Larry Brown, Mike D'Antoni, Phil Jackson, to name a few.
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But his signing of the Pendleton Act, through which merit began to displace politics in federal hirings, still had a vast and healthy irony to it.
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With the capital Becchetti has invested hanging over Orient and the losses accrued from his various failed hirings, it's not as simple as just severing ties.
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And 90 percent Republicans said companies should only consider qualifications in promotions and hirings, even if it meant less diversity, compared to 62 percent of Democrats.
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A number of companies have already announced large-scale hirings — such as Amazon and Domino's Pizza — to keep up with demand to bring goods to doorsteps.
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A new investigation by ProPublica delves deeply into the complex web of meetings, donations, and hirings that surrounded the tie-up between American Airlines and US Airways.
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Throsby then made senior hirings as Barclays struggled to improve returns at the unit, which have consistently lagged its more profitable retail banking and credit card businesses.
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Kitchens was the first head coach to go in what has traditionally been a busy period of hirings and firings among the 20 teams missing the postseason.
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Thando Lukhele, a divisional executive in Nedbank's group technology division, also said it could take months to fill roles and the bank paid extra for new hirings.
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Recent hirings have focused in particular on the trading business that Bramson is eager to see Barclays cut, highlighting the difference over strategy between the investor and Staley.
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In preparation for the launch, Huajing hired about 150 bankers and other financial professionals who had worked previously for local rivals, people familiar with the hirings told Reuters.
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While others follow each new scandal and the dizzying parade of White House hirings and firings with glee or horror, I pause to consider a dangerous near miss.
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The company emphasized that the hirings were about expanding the executive suite and bringing in top people to help the company grow and move into larger enterprise organizations.
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U.S. private employers added 263,000 jobs in March, more than their hirings in February and well above economists' expectations, a report by a payroll processor showed on Wednesday.
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One of the sources said the New York based firm, which says it employs 74 people, including 38 professionals involved in investment and risk, has more hirings planned.
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Hirings and firings at major brands reached new heights in 2017, with at least one change per month in the creative or commercial leadership of a major house.
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This list is based on conversations with current and former WPP executives and insiders as well as hirings, earnings, and new business announcements from the past 18 months.
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Kimmel's lament was emblematic of the fact that, in late-night comedy, 20193 was yet another year dominated by Trump's tweets, gaffes, comments, decisions, hirings, firings and foibles.
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Neel Parekh is moving to Millennium where he will be an equity portfolio manager, said the sources, who are not authorized to speak publicly about the private fund's hirings.
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So, the problem seemed to me these networks that … judges rely on for clerk hirings, professor networks … were excluding women or at least women weren't fully represented in those.
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We tend to overthink things when it comes to Trump, ascribing his various hirings, firings and other machinations as part of some grand plan that only he can understand.
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Bowles, who has obtained the cancellation of five hirings in the past year, said direct appointments risked making ECB staff seek their superiors' favors as a means to obtain promotions.
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The Labor Department's count always gets a close watch on Wall Street for the pace of company hirings and the unemployment rate, which currently sits at its lowest level since 1969.
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These hirings represent shifts of labor as inconsequential as last month's announcement that Carrier -- thanks to "hard negotiations" by the President-elect -- would stop 800 whole jobs from going to Mexico.
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Networks use them — sometimes engaging in tortured arithmetic to make the figures look better — to declare victories over their competition, to justify hirings and firings and to measure what is popular.
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And the country's international creditors, who have overseen drastic cuts to state spending over the last seven years, are unlikely to accept the new hirings without demanding cuts in other sectors.
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Plus, just why would all of the programs and hirings and services that blanketed Bed-Stuy in the '60s and '70s require the presence of middle-class people to have success?
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But this is what bothers me even more: Will future teacher hirings be based on whether or not a person is willing to carry a firearm instead of on teaching ability?
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The hirings come as both Wright and McIntosh have nominations pending before the Senate to lead the Office of Land and Emergency Management and the Office of International and Tribal Affairs, respectively.
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The insurer, which aims for around 300 new hirings in the period, said it would be making provisions to the tune of some 90 million euros to help fund around 600 redundancies.
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While she had benefited from the Republican's income tax overhaul, she lamented the president's "lack of professionalism," the numerous hirings and firings, and the general sense of chaos in the White House.
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In the following years, Throsby oversaw a raft of senior hirings as Barclays struggled to improve returns at the unit, which have consistently lagged its more profitable retail banking and credit card businesses.
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In a now-deleted tweet in March 2018, George described Trump's string of hirings and firings at the White House as "absurd," and in another tweet, described Trump's statements as "false and misleading."
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The secrecy behind the hirings did not sit well with reporters and editors; neither did the fact that it appeared the new editors would be reporting to an executive on the business side.
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In addition to naming the office, he has made tentative offers to three people to be assistant directors in Grand Junction, though the Office of Personnel Management still needs to approve the hirings.
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Sherman writes that in the two and a half years since Bezos bought the paper, there have been lots of hirings, ambitious investigations and, most importantly, significant growth of the Post's digital audience.
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The company posted the vacancies on its website earlier this month, with a spokesman saying on Tuesday that they were "routine hirings" which would add to its staff of over 300 people in Singapore.
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Brazile also made the startling claim Thursday that a joint fundraising agreement between the DNC and the Clinton campaign, which included Clinton's input on hirings and spending, effectively rigged the primary contest against Sen.
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Above all, there are the owners—puffy pink billionaires dictating mostly fictitious budgetary constraints, fiddling with hirings and firings, even sticking their ruddied noses in roster moves no matter how often they preach autonomy.
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Advisory revenues, however, leapt 59%, as it profited from new hirings in Asia and the United States, as well as a strong deals pipeline, helping its corporate client solutions business regain lost market share.
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The hirings and Cohen's comments to ABC were seen as potentially setting the stage for him to cut a deal with prosecutors and cooperate with them in exchange for leniency in any criminal case.
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The pace of designer hirings and firings has increased to an extraordinary extent over the last two years; just last week Christopher Bailey, president and chief creative officer of Burberry, announced he was leaving the brand.
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The strike came as Greek lawmakers debated a bill that would introduce flexible wage contracts for new hirings, cut discounts on employees' and pensioners' electricity bills in place since 1990, and set conditions for voluntary exits.
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Holiday season shopping has started poorly, according to industry group Federation du Commerce et de la Distribution, which expects a slump in hirings and a transfer of shopping to e-commerce, mainly on Amazon, a spokeswoman said.
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And Whisenhunt was then fired seven games into the 2015 season, thereby perpetuating a carousel of hirings and firings that has come to define the NFL over the course of the first month of every new year.
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The press office has undergone shifts in personnel and new hirings, including at least two rounds of changes since last May, when Ms. Hinton was brought in — filling a post that had been empty for three months.
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"Based on the relationship manager (RM) hirings and the current net inflows outlook, net new money is expected to improve well into the 4-6 percent target range in 2017," Zurich-based Baer said in a statement.
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Here, a chronology of some of the biggest hirings and firings of the year: Turnaround at the creative top of Tiffany & Company The upheaval started early in the year, and at one of retail's best-known companies.
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The bank forecast follows new hirings for its asset management unit earlier this month, such as former Finance Minister Eduardo Guardia to be chief executive and a veteran BlackRock Inc portfolio manager to be head of equity funds.
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The hirings and firings of NFL head coaches is an annual ritual at this point; out go the guys with 20063-9 records, and in comes the fresh faces meant to herald the next chapter of that franchise.
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"Our aim is to convince (the lenders), and our arguments are very strong and serious, to bring forward some hirings initially scheduled for the next five years," Tsipras said during a speech at the National Centre of Public Administration.
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A report from CNET details a crop of hirings from major augmented reality groups like Microsoft's HoloLens, PTC's (formerly Qualcomm's) Vuforia and eye-tracking tech maker Eyefluence that point to Snapchat's possible development of a pair of smart glasses.
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In a sign of how seriously Goldman is taking the investigation, the bank has retained lawyers from firms including Akin Gump to represent employees who have been questioned by federal authorities, according to people with knowledge of the hirings.
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Trump's past may be filled with shadows, but he's spent every day of his presidency showing the public who he is and the ideals he represents, whether it's through his actions, his tweets, his rallies, or his hirings and firings.
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Chicago-based Citadel Securities, which executes about 37 percent of all U.S.-listed retail volume, has made a slew of high-profile hirings in the past year, including former top U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission officials Stephen Luparello and Gregg Berman.
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ATHENS, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Greece's largest public sector union will stage a 24-hour walkout on November 14 to demand wage and pension increases, hirings and tax cuts, the first major strike since the country exited its bailout programme in August.
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In all scenarios unemployment, which is currently at a record low of 2.9%, is set to rise considerably, as companies are expected to cut staff and limit new hirings if the fight against the coronavirus takes longer than three months.
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"The last few weeks have been the busiest in Instacart's history and our teams are working around the clock to reliably and safely serve all members of our community," said Instacart CEO Apoorva Mehta in a statement about the hirings.
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The following year saw the hirings of Emmy Award-winning television producer Eddie Feldmann, and Matthew Singerman, a former consultant for the NFL Network, was brought on as EVP of programming, a role created for the launch of WWE Network.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German business software company SAP denied a media report on Friday that said it has imposed a complete freeze on recruitment in order to meet financial targets this year, while reiterating that it had restricted new hirings in some areas.
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The social network has faced regulatory scrutiny over not doing enough to prevent content like fake news and hate speech on its platform, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has vowed to step up efforts to counter it through mass hirings and use of artificial intelligence.
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And then there is what I like to call the Transaction Game: the chasing of the various trades, free-agent signings, hirings, firings and draft-day dealings that, maybe more so in the N.B.A. than in any other league, has almost become a sport unto itself.
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The identification didn't seem to have improved her academic career — something confirmed subsequently by documentation from her hirings — and her brief period as a supposed minority trailblazer was, I suggested, probably a whim of self-identification that she subsequently regretted, and was happy enough to let slip away.
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The appointment is the latest in a series of external hirings as major consumer goods groups look to make up ground lost to smaller brands that have done a better job selling online and connecting with millennials on social media, while also facing investor pressure to boost efficiency.
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The hirings come as both Wright and McIntosh have nominations pending before the Senate to lead the Office of Land and Emergency Management and the Office of International and Tribal Affairs, respectively, a fact that the top Senate Democrat overseeing the EPA says is concerning and an attempt to avoid the confirmation process.
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Also on Wednesday, a report showed U.S. private sector employers created more jobs than expected in March, suggesting a stable labor market and supporting forecasts for at least two more interest-rate hikes this year U.S. private employers added 263,000 jobs in March, more than their hirings in February and well above economists' expectations, a report by a payroll processor showed on Wednesday.
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