to hiring

Examples

• All

• You are hiring them with that specific job in mind.

• What have you learned about hiring people that most people miss?

• And So what happens is the C students end up hiring the A students.

• We're too tiny, so we're not hiring, in case you wonder.

• And, you know, we keep getting older and we keep hiring people who are younger.

  Ear Biscuits

• So, you know, I could just decide as a hiring manager, I'm not hiring enough African Americans.

• And I can't tell you how many people ended up hiring me because that's how I held myself out.

  Ed Mylett

• The company is hiring new employees to meet the increasing workload.

• After reviewing many applications, the manager is hiring two new assistants.

• Due to the rapid expansion of the business, they are hiring more staff this month.

Synonyms

H

to hire

vsto hiring

∞ 1.4

To give someone a job and pay them for their work

is the present participle form used to show an ongoing action

E

to employ

vsto hiring

350 2.4

To give someone work and pay them for it

is the present participle form showing the action happening now

Antonyms

L

layoff

145 2.6

An event when a company ends someone's job because of money problems, not because they did a bad job

F

firing

• Informal

13 3.7

The act of removing someone from their job

Compounds

H

hiring process

6 2.5

A set of steps a company uses to choose new workers

H

hiring freeze

5 4.4

A rule that stops a company or government office from taking on new workers to save money

H

hiring hall

• Jargon

1 5.5

An office run by a union that gives its members temporary work

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology