| Reportedly the salary for a new employee is double the minimum wage set by the government. |
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| For instance, how many news organizations make plagiarism prevention a part of new employee orientation and continuing training efforts? |
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| In order to figure out the lie, employees are encouraged to meet the new employee. |
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| Call or write to the new employee to confirm the date for reporting to work, and the name of the person who will be in charge. |
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| As one would expect with any new employee, I have spent my first few days at VAC getting acquainted with the Department. |
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| Yet there's still no guarantee that your new employee will fit well within your organization. |
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| A copy of the manual is also given to every new employee who joins Legal Services. |
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| This culture will be supported by a new employee health and well-being strategy. |
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| This is valuable in getting the new employee up to speed as quickly as possible. |
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| Dismissal normally represents the loss of a valuable, experienced employee and involves the cost of recruiting and training of a new employee. |
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| This can create a delay of several months from the time a vacancy first becomes available, to the actual starting date for a new employee. |
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| Our new employee orientation session will be enhanced to focus on official languages responsibilities for all levels. |
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| Also, every new employee receives training that touches on staff obligations with respect to official languages. |
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| Their new employee benefits institution can inform them of the maximum purchase sum. |
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| There should have been continuous training on the subject, and mandatory training for any new employee. |
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| Once you decide who you're going to hire, prepare your new employee properly. |
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| The firm also plans to hire a new employee to develop the northeastern U. S. market. |
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| We recognize that there is room for improvement, and we continuously incorporate new employee training and processes to address areas of weakness. |
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| But he is still the boss, and you are a new employee. |
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| It can take a while for a new employee to know the ropes. |
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| Recognizing that recruitment does not stop the moment a new employee walks in the door, an increased emphasis needs to be placed on orienting new employees so they feel well informed and welcome. |
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| The EWC would like to have a Slovakian representative in the EWC, especially because they think it is important to support these new employee organisations. |
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| Your new employee should work well within the dynamics of the farm. |
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| Fox wasn't entirely confident about its new employee. |
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| Therefore, the same criteria should be used when hiring a new employee, during the establishment of goals and expectations, in recognizing achievement, or in promotion of an employee. |
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| A new employee begins to accrue service seniority from the first day of work, and thereafter continues to accrue seniority regardless of whether the employee works in a calendar year. |
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| Every new employee gets a thick binder of instructions. |
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| Task training for a new employee varies depending on the level of complexity of the position and the level of competencies the individual must possess to clearly understand all the aspects of his or her work. |
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| The point at issue is whether we can afford to take on a new employee. |
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| About 22,000 USX employees stopped work on August 1, 1986, after the United Steelworkers of America and the company could not agree on new employee contract terms. |
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