Crossword clues for hirer
hirer
- Interviewer, often
- Boss, often
- Staffer who fills positions
- Staff builder
- Rsum reader
- Résumé reviewer
- Personnel man
- Personnel director, frequently
- Personnel department
- Person with a job
- Person who obtains use for payment
- Person who helps shape a staff
- Person making job offers
- One with a payroll
- One who puts to work
- One who gets help
- One using Monster.com, maybe
- One posting on Jobrapido.com
- Offer tenderer
- Manager bringing a new employee on board
- Human resources person, sometimes
- Human resources person, often
- HR department, at times
- He'll take you on
- Hatchet man's opposite
- Future employer
- Employment manager
- Employing person
- Employer, often
- Any HR department
- Advertiser on Monster.com
- Caterer's need
- Personnel person, at times
- Engaging individual?
- Personnel manager, at times
- Personnel director, at times
- Whom a headhunter calls
- Engaging sort
- One taking applications
- LinkedIn client
- One adding staff
- Resumé reader
- Personnel chief
- Employer, sometimes
- "Help wanted" advertiser
- Want-ad placer, perhaps
- Personnel official
- Engaging one
- Personnel concealing anger for employer
- Person who takes on workers
- Job offerer
- Boss, at times
- Human resources person, at times
- Personnel worker
- Personnel director, often
- Personnel director, on occasion
- Hatchet man's counterpart
- Personnel manager
- Personnel head
- Personnel employee
- Payroll augmenter
- One assigning work
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Hirer
Hirer \Hir"er\, n. One who hires.
Wiktionary
hirer
n. Someone who hires, agent noun of hire
WordNet
hirer
n. a person responsible for hiring workers; "the boss hired three more men for the new job" [syn: boss]
Usage examples of "hirer".
Two or three days before the end of the carnival I went to a hirer of carriages, as I had to go to a ball at some distance from the town.
Two or three days before the end of the carnival I went to a hirer of carriages, as I had to go to a ball at some distance from the town.
Tappings and clankings and strange rhythmic creakings awoke as the intrepid hirer pedalled out into the country.
Same problem Ellayway, though there the hirer was government, drecking the draftees to the Pacific Conflict Zone, but who's richer than a government?