hire and fire
hire to fire

"The last thing they want to do is hire and fire workers."

The Governor can hire and fire any of them at will.

Union leaders, in fact, had the power to hire and fire the chief executive.

The latter have the power to hire and fire him more or less at will.

Among other things, they include: Giving each committee the power to hire and fire its own staff.

What it can do is hire and fire the bosses.

Allow each committee to hire and fire its own professional staff.

He wants to be able to hire and fire a chancellor.

When someone new comes on, he has every right to hire and fire."

There are all these places that hire and fire hundreds of people every day.

"Companies are increasingly hiring and firing at the same time."

How many lawyers had he hired and fired since his father died?

The company had just hired and fired two presidents, though, so the pressure was on.

Also, could we know the body count of "friends she has hired and fired."

As an artist, John had been hired and fired from his share of jobs.

Those who do - the owners - hire and fire commissioners at will.

During this time he was also "hired and fired from a number of television pilots."

"I believe the problem is the fact that the politicians do the hiring and firing in the police department," she said.

"You mean you want to be able to hire and fire?"

They want to go back to the days of hire and fire which treats people as simple commodities.

"Most people would say the of" director has control "Producers hire and fire directors."

Finally, if businesses can hire and fire, workers will be threatened with unemployment.

The local commander can hire and fire directly, without significant interference from above.

The right to hire and fire his own scientists.

They repeated a pledge to make it easier for companies to hire and fire.