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employ someone as something to pay someone to work in some capacity. I employed Fred as a personal secretary for about three months. Can you employ me as a stock clerk? employ someone for something to hire someone for a particular purpose. I employ him for special chores around the factory. Kelly employed Walter for emergency repairs on the night shift. employ someone in something to pay someone to work in a particular type of work. I employ Tom in machine maintenance. Laura is employed in accounting. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The agencies aid in transition and enhance the employability and earnings of single mothers and displaced homemakers. An outgrowth of the Jobs for Veterans Act was a national "Hire Vets First" campaign developed by the Labor Department to heighten employer awareness about the employability of veterans and to refer employers interested in hiring veterans to local One-Stop Career Centers. Yate helps seekers locate better jobs and also provides a game plan for maintaining employability in the workplace, from skills levels to networking contacts. |
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