Hiring

xsd:string An Employer hires an Employee, promising the Employee a certain Compensation in exchange for the performance of a job. The job may be described either in terms of a Task or a Position. In some cases, the Employee FE will also indicate the Position (see fourth example below). John was hired to clean up the file system. IBM hired Gates as chief janitor. I was retained at $500 an hour. The A's signed a new third baseman for $30M. The same sentence (above) should also have the FE Position on the second layer: The A's signed a new third baseman for $30M.  

xsd:string An Employer hires an Employee, promising the Employee a certain Compensation in exchange for the performance of a job. The job may be described either in terms of a Task or a Position. In some cases, the Employee FE will also indicate the Position (see fourth example below). John was hired to clean up the file system. IBM hired Gates as chief janitor. I was retained at $500 an hour. The A's signed a new third baseman for $30M. The same sentence (above) should also have the FE Position on the second layer: The A's signed a new third baseman for $30M.  

xsd:dateTime 2002-05-13T11:44:47+02:00