employers
They sign paychecks
Employers are people or organizations that hire workers and pay them for their labor.
The term emphasizes the relationship from the hiring side: Employers must withhold taxes from employee paychecks.
It appears frequently in legal and workplace contexts: The employer violated safety regulations.
A single business is an employer; collectively, employers shape labor markets and working conditions.
Legally incorporated business entities
- companiesBusiness entities
- firmsCommercial enterprises or solidifies
- enterprisesCommercial businesses or undertakings
- businessesCommercial enterprises collectively
startups · multinationals · conglomerates · franchises · partnerships · nonprofits · agencies · institutions
Organization's workers collectively
- workersPeople doing jobs
- personnelWorkers at an organization
- payrollStaff wages collectively
- benefitsGains or helpful effects
compensation · salaries · wages · contracts · termination · retention · turnover · unions
Unfilled positions available
- applicantsThose seeking acceptance
- interviewsFormal evaluative conversations
- candidatesThose seeking selection
- resumesJob applicants' summaries
positions · screening · onboarding · headhunting · shortlisting · qualifications · recruiters · induction
Those who oversee workers
- managersThose who oversee operations
- directorsThose who lead organizations
- executivesSenior corporate officers
- administratorsPeople overseeing operations
coordinators · superintendents · foremen · overseers · HR · C-suite · bosses · principals
Energy transfer rate
- controlAuthority to direct
- oversightSupervision or inadvertent omission
- accountabilityObligation for one's actions
- responsibilityState of being answerable
delegation · hierarchy · policies · regulations · compliance · expectations · demands · obligations
corporations
Legally incorporated business entities
- companiesBusiness entities
- firmsCommercial enterprises or solidifies
- enterprisesCommercial businesses or undertakings
businesses · startups · multinationals · conglomerates · franchises · partnerships · nonprofits · agencies · institutions · establishments
staff
Organization's workers collectively
benefits · compensation · salaries · wages · contracts · termination · retention · turnover · unions · workplace
vacancies
Unfilled positions available
- applicantsThose seeking acceptance
- interviewsFormal evaluative conversations
- candidatesThose seeking selection
resumes · positions · screening · onboarding · headhunting · shortlisting · qualifications · recruiters · induction · careers
supervisors
Those who oversee workers
- managersThose who oversee operations
- directorsThose who lead organizations
- executivesSenior corporate officers
administrators · coordinators · superintendents · foremen · overseers · HR · C-suite · bosses · principals · stewards
power
Energy transfer rate
- controlAuthority to direct
- oversightSupervision or inadvertent omission
- accountabilityObligation for one's actions
responsibility · delegation · hierarchy · policies · regulations · compliance · expectations · demands · obligations · rights
- job marketjobs, job seekers, job search, job hunting, hiring
- bourgeoisiemiddle class, petit bourgeois, shop owners, shopkeepers, merchants
- Employment Historyresume, CV, work experience, work history, job descriptions
- staffingstaffing, turnover rates, hiring, staffing firm, staffing agency
- laborlabor, labor union, work, labor force, laborers
- job fairsrecruiters, job seekers, jobseekers, resumes, CVs
employersemployees
Paid staff members
workers · staff · hired hands · wage earners · hires
employersemployees
Paid staff members
workers · labor · proletariat · working class · rank and file
- employee relationsWorkplace interpersonal management
- employees onlyAccess restricted to workers
- employee benefitsNon-wage workplace compensation
- new employeeRecently hired worker
- employee discountReduced price for workers
- employee schedulingAllocating staff to time slots
employee, employer, employed, unemployed, employees, underemployed, employee's, self-employed, nonemployed