rehiring

The Board added $3.3 million for the rehiring by the county of 80 food service employees at the hospital.

Federal labor officials ordered the rehiring of two workers fired for union activity.

Whatever the forces, the rehiring has not yet materialized.

Grant's sudden return to the network came one day after the official announcement of his rehiring.

This time the rehiring and job creation must take place without help from telecommunications companies, industry executives insist.

He added that the rehiring of all dismissed workers was part of the settlement.

The rehiring of Walsh is the latest move in the 49ers' coaching shake-up.

That plan could lead to the rehiring of some of the 22 umpires who lost their jobs.

Under the law, the court may order "all appropriate relief," including the rehiring or reinstatement of an employee with back pay.

That said, industrial companies continue to be very cautious about hiring people, or even rehiring laid-off workers.

Monsignor Keenan declined to discuss the matter, but confirmed the rehiring.

The demands were moderate, requesting the rehiring of the union workers, the right to organize, and a small minimum wage increase.

He was sought out by the Royal and Ancient, which formally passed a motion in 1864 calling for his rehiring.

Some black leaders in Boston also opposed Mr. Wilson's rehiring.

Retail executives said they saw two reasons behind the rehiring of Mr. Kanter.

In a strange twist, the Yankees' rehiring of Strawberry might accomplish this year what failed to happen last season.

Suggestions that Walsh's firing and rehiring was concocted to generate publicity were denied.

Last fall, Piniella wisely kept quiet and resisted being lured by the owner into a public exchange over the matter of his rehiring.

"We don't plan any massive rehiring."

Yet through recent massive rehiring, it has struggled along with a cramped, outmoded facility in Gramercy Park.

It has also heard allegations that a third board member had promised to support Mr. Lilly's rehiring, if he found a job for her boyfriend.

But the contracts do not contain precise formulas for such rehiring, Mr. Lipton said.

Quite the contrary, the current corporate approach to capital spending - cut costs rather than expand production - suggests that significant rehiring is still in the future.

All of the striking workers demanded an eight-hour day, union recognition, and the rehiring of fired workers.

Mr. Lilly, the official said, has told investigators that his refusal to go along with the demands jeopardized his rehiring.