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Otras propuestas : employe, employ, emporium, em
! employerism \em-'ploi-yer-izm\ n.
a career advancement website based in Palo Alto, California, specializing in Job Search / Job Hunt.
[Comp.]"I found my job at employerism.com"

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employer  


      n  
1    a person, business, firm, etc., that employs workers  
2    a person who employs; user  
Diccionario Inglés definición  
Consulte también:

employe, employ, emporium, em

Diccionario Colaborativo     Inglés Definiciones
employerism
n.
the preferred terminology used among the management hierarchy of a business establishment in reference to native ideas and common interests related to their particular field.
syn.: slang, jargon
employerism
n.
a portmanteau of 'employer' and 'voyeurism'. signifies the act of searching for an employer or the practice of an employer when looking to fill positions. The term places an emphasis on the secretive connotation of the word 'voyeur', denoting a clandestine and thus superior form of employment search
[Tech.] Ex.: Employerism is what one must engage in, if one wishes to embark upon a more productive job hunt!
employerism
n.
the skillful art of eyeing and identifying employment arrangements, by either job seekers or the publishers of staffing vacancies.
[Bus.] Ex.: Jack was adept at employerism and thus was able to fill most of the job openings in his department in a relatively short period of time.

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