Hire

usgb/ˈhaɪər/
verb

To give someone a job.

The restaurant will hire more waiters to handle the rush hour crowd.
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Often appears as...

  • hire someone
  • hire for a job
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Job Offer Perspective

Refers to employer's action to provide a job, not the candidate's perspective of obtaining one.

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The company plans to hire ten new employees next month.
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Start of Employment

Implies the beginning of a working relationship, potentially long-term engagement.

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After they hire you, you'll start with a training session.
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Skill-based Selection

Indicates preference for specific skills or qualifications when hiring for a job.

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We only hire experienced chefs who can handle the grill station.
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