Synonyms for hired
hired

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1. hiredadjective

   having services engaged for a fee

   "hired hands"; "a hired gun"

   Synonyms:
   chartered, leased

   Antonyms:
   unemployed

2. chartered, hired, leasedadjective

   hired for the exclusive temporary use of a group of travelers

   "a chartered plane"; "the chartered buses arrived on time"

   Synonyms:
   chartered, leased

   Antonyms:
   unemployed

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1. List of paraphrases for "hired":

   recruited, engaged, employed, committed, contracted, incurred, rented, leased, initiated

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1. Amir Ali:

   We were hired every day, sometimes we couldn't go home for 20 days.

2. Elizabeth Pomfret:

   Because of a dramatic increase in transplant volume over the past two years, we have recently hired additional surgeons, hepatologists, nephrologists and nurse coordinators, and we are able to care for these patients and ensure seamless care.

3. Chuck Schumer:

   President Trump is missing an opportunity to nominate a fighter for workers, like a union member, to be Americas next Labor Department Secretary, instead, President Trump has again chosen someone who has proven to put corporate interests over those of worker rights. Workers and union members who believed President Trump when President Trump campaigned as pro-worker should feel betrayed. In 2005, Walmart hired Antonin Scalia to defend against whistleblower lawsuitsby employees who alleged wrongdoing in the company. Antonin Scalia also helped overturn a Maryland law in 2006 that would have required big companies such as Walmart to spend more on employee health care in the state. That law ran afoul of a federal statute aimed at reducing red tape for certain national employers, who otherwise would have had to afford significantly differentbenefits to employees depending on their state of employment. The Wall Street Journal wrote in 2012 that Antonin Scalia.

4. Scott Roeben:

   It’s a major implosion for [ Caesars ] financially, and the PR is terrible, they hired more staff at their restaurants, put more dealers on their casino tables. You’ve got people with disposable income coming to Las Vegas, and this huge machine is reliant on you showing up.

5. Herbert Hovenkamp:

   The thing that's got to be a little bit scary to Epic is that Tim Cook by reputation is Tim Cook by reputation, tim Cook by reputation's doing what Tim Cook by reputation was hired to do, which is make Apple's case to the public.