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sign on

verb as in answer the call

verb as in draft

verb as in employ

verb as in enroll

verb as in induct

verb as in register

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Example Sentences

In addition to the flat nationwide sign-on bonus of 195,000 rubles, each Russian region offers its own one-time payment to new recruits, which can be as much as 1 million rubles.

Discover, on the other hand, has long focused on prime customers with better credit ratings that choose to carry a balance — a group known in industry parlance as revolvers — and has shied away from flashy sign-on bonuses and lavish perks used by many of its rivals.

During the campaign, almost 10,000 faculty and staff at UC San Diego received four emails at about a weekly interval prompting them to change their single sign-on password.

New seasonal workers hired to pick, sort, pack and ship orders will get a sign-on bonuses between $1,000 and $3,000 in select locations, compared to associates who received $3,000 bonuses in 2022 and 2021 in some locations, it said.

From Reuters

It said its nurses had the equipment needed to care safely for people, that it had taken steps to protect its workers from violence, and that nationwide nurse shortages were affecting “virtually every hospital,” including Garfield, which had offered sign-on bonuses and held job fairs to attract new hires.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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