Synonyms for employer
ɛmˈplɔɪ ərem·ploy·er

Princeton's WordNetRate this antonym:3.3 / 3 votes

1. employernoun

   a person or firm that employs workers

   Antonyms:
   employee

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1. List of paraphrases for "employer":

   employers, 'employeur, employer-sponsored, employing, employeur, businessman, employer-paid

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1. Parisa Tabriz:

   When in Incognito Mode, your activity might still be visible to websites you visit, your employer or school, or your internet service provider. We make this clear when opening Incognito Mode.

2. Chester Spatt:

   Maybe it shouldn't pose a privacy problem, but some people will be reluctant to provide that to their employer.

3. Rick Saccone:

   Recent news articles have shed light on the problem of ‘ghost teachers’ – individuals who receive monetary compensation and benefits, including retirement benefits, from their public school employer while on leave from school employment to perform union duties, currently, the Public School Code does not restrict this practice, which misdirects valuable tax dollars that should be used to provide for teachers who are actually working in the classroom to educate our children.

4. Mayor Ginger Nelson:

   Because they're critical and they can not close, they continued working, and they work side-by-side to do their jobs. But also just the nature of any manufacturing, any large employer where Mayor Ginger Nelson have thousands of employees showing up on certain shift times, they walk through the hallways together, they change in the same locker rooms together, they eat during their breaks or during lunch hour, they eat in the same cafeteria.

5. Leah Spivey:

   This is a case where you have an employer who has expended a lot of effort recruiting someone and they’ve been caught up in this morass, this mess of bureaucracy.