employ
कामावर
definition
verb
the firm employs 150 people
give work to (someone) and pay them for it.
the methods they have employed to collect the data
make use of.
noun
I started work in the employ of a grocer and wine merchant
the state or fact of being employed for wages or a salary.
translation of 'employ'
नोकरीवर ठेवणे,
उपयोग करणे,
काम देणे,
सेवा किंवा चाकरी
example
It centres around a couple living in Stratord, Ontario who are both in the 'employ' of the local Shakespeare festival.
He was not in the 'employ' of a British University.
Having finished his apprenticeship as a diesel mechanic, he had come to Australia in 1957 in the 'employ' of the Commonwealth Government.
I started work in the 'employ' of a grocer
His opening weeks in the 'employ' of the Scottish Football Association have been gently turbulent.
However, there is a reason that people are leaving your 'employ' .
I also just happened across this piece claiming that Christopher Columbus' real name was Giovanni Griego, and he was a known pirate in the 'employ' of the King of Portugal.
The method cities 'employ' to collect unpaid property taxes varies from one extreme to another.
Shortly after, my visitor, the one-time employee, left their 'employ' .
But different rules apply now that he is in the 'employ' of the Scottish Football Association.
her place of 'employ'
her place of 'employ'
In June I was told that the helpful Mr Partridge had left the 'employ' of the council.
I started work in the 'employ' of a grocer and wine merchant
My first and foremost function in his 'employ' was as an instrument of fear.
we need to 'employ' the correct strategy
If I could be a librarian I would be in the 'employ' of the Balfour Library at my favourite museum in the world.
Years of flying around the world as a fighter pilot in the 'employ' of the United States Navy had accustomed the man to short sleeping hours.
Thomas was ‘an industrious labourer’ and of ‘good character’, and worked in the 'employ' of the local landowner.
She finally finds herself in the 'employ' of a doctor and his pleasant wife, and moves into their luxurious London flat.
This had to do with revealing that she was secretly in the 'employ' of the Central Intelligence Agency, using a cover employer to disguise her affiliation.
Teachers 'employed' under contract do not receive holiday or sick leave and other basic entitlements.
Most of the population is 'employed' in agriculture and herding or works as expatriate laborers.
The firm 'employs' three scientists and may take on more staff as its operations expand.
He was familiar with the tactics Joseph alleges were 'employed' in this case.
To maintain the water's clarity and purity, this wilderness area 'employs' ingenious purification methods.
The firm now 'employs' seven people directly and a further 15 work at other facilities.
What other methods can be 'employed' by citizens to get the attention of the authorities?
Unfortunately, it became apparent that there weren't many IT jobs here I was qualified to do, and I began to despair about what I'd need to do to make myself 'employable' .
Caustic soda is just a byproduct, that is usefully 'employed' in the making of detergents.
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