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employee
noun as in person being paid for working for another or a corporation
Strongest matches
agent, attendant, clerk, laborer, member, operator, representative, staff member, worker
Strong matches
apprentice, assistant, breadwinner, cog, domestic, hand, help, hireling, jobholder, plug, salesperson, servant
Weak matches
blue collar, company person, craftsperson, desk jockey, hired gun, hired hand, sales help, wage earner, white collar, working stiff
Example Sentences
Currently, employers face additional legal hurdles if they want to sack employees who have been in their role continuously for two years.
The 3-million-square-feet tower will house 12,000 people—half of the bank’s employees in Britain, one of its main overseas markets.
Landlords in the area were gouging renters, Koerner said, and he briefly considered living in his car before one of his employees offered a La Crescenta space that had just become available.
The company has roughly 16,400 employees, according to its website.
However, the QD Ramen was only handed out to employees and not sold in stores.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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