Meanings of recruiting new in English

This involved recruiting new personnel, and continual problems breaking them in.

Some see value for recruiting new talent or to retain or win customers.

Merrill has told Reuters it is now selectively recruiting new brokers.

They began proselytizing to others, sending out press releases and recruiting new believers.

Many break ties with their family and begin aggressively recruiting new members, An said.

Workplace Relations Minister Andrew Little said they'll be recruiting new labour inspectors as well.

The Co-op plans to start recruiting new board members immediately.

Many existing supporters are staying loyal to their causes - the problem is recruiting new donors.

Under that business model, some people got more money for recruiting new distributors than selling products.

One of the key priorities of the organisation was recruiting new staff, which had proven difficult.

Shanghai-based Bleum has been recruiting new computer engineering graduates in the Atlanta, Chicago and Denver areas.

That includes recruiting new board members.

There they also advertised phone numbers for recruiting new fighters to join the battle around the capital's perimeter.

Despite all this, we are ready to ready to surge ahead with recruiting new young people to the sport.

According to international reports, gangs control entire districts in the city, dominating criminal activity and constantly recruiting new young members.

Galway city marked Anti-Racist Workplace Week yesterday with a call to employers to monitor negative attitudes when recruiting new staff.