employ
Give a job to
To employ is to put something to use or to hire someone for work.
You employ strategies, methods, or tools to accomplish tasks.
An employer employs workers; those workers are employees in that employer's employ.
The factory employs three hundred people.
She employed every trick she knew to win him over.
Put into operation
- usePut into service
- leverageBorrowed capital for amplified returns
- deployPosition for use
- exerciseActivity for fitness
wield · implement · harness · mobilize · engage · exploit · operate · execute
Paid position of employment
- professionTrained occupational field
- vocationDedicated career path
- careerLifelong occupational pursuit
- workplaceEmployment location
industry · field · sector · livelihood · trade · calling · position · post
Seeking new personnel
- candidatePerson seeking selection
- interviewFormal questioning session
- positionLocation or stance
- vacancyUnoccupied space or position
applicant · resume · onboarding · workforce · talent · staffing · headhunter · payroll
Firm pledge to act
- moraleGroup emotional well-being
- involvementState of being engaged
- participationAct of taking part
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
dedication · loyalty · connection · teamwork · satisfaction · retention · productivity · empowerment
apply
Put into operation
exercise · wield · implement · harness · mobilize · engage · exploit · operate · execute · draw on
job
Paid position of employment
- professionTrained occupational field
- vocationDedicated career path
- careerLifelong occupational pursuit
workplace · industry · field · sector · livelihood · trade · calling · position · post · role
recruitment
Seeking new personnel
vacancy · applicant · resume · onboarding · workforce · talent · staffing · headhunter · payroll · orientation
commitment
Firm pledge to act
- moraleGroup emotional well-being
- involvementState of being engaged
- participationAct of taking part
motivation · dedication · loyalty · connection · teamwork · satisfaction · retention · productivity · empowerment · collaboration
domestic
Of the home
- householdDomestic unit of residents
- servantOne employed to serve
- staffOrganization's workers collectively
retainer · butler · maid · housekeeper · gardener · chauffeur · nanny · valet · attendant · aide
employunemployment
Being without paid work
joblessness · nonemployment · idleness · retirement · leave
- employee relationsWorkplace interpersonal management
- employment securityProtection against losing work
- employment agencyService matching workers to positions
- employees onlyAccess restricted to workers
- overseas employmentJob in foreign country
- employee benefitsNon-wage workplace compensation
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