Meanings of have vacancies in English

And it may still have vacancies for a masterful new non-executive.

Those buildings rarely have vacancies because tenants want to keep their inexpensive leases.

Summer season is over now, so other airlines may not have vacancies until next sumner.

Of 140 hotels with more than 34,000 beds in Frankfurt, only 20 still have vacancies.

Seventeen per cent of firms have vacancies, according to latest figures from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).

The Universities Admissions Centre announced that 518 degree courses still have vacancies after the main round of offers, nearly half of all courses.

It says 40 per cent of businesses have vacancies, with the figure for the hotel and catering industry rising to 60 per cent.

Tuilaepa also said new factory and hotel developments in Samoa had vacancies.

One very worthy organisation in the southeast has vacancies coming up soon.

A nationwide survey last year showed a third of practices had vacancies for GPs.

You will keep me informed whether the school has vacancies.

Mr English said businesses he had spoken to said they had vacancies that need filling immediately.

SwITch also has vacancies for long-term unemployed people interested in learning to dismantle and repair computers.

Also in Dublin, the Mater Private has vacancies.

Uber also needs a head of engineering and has vacancies for a number of managers for regional operations.

It has vacancies for 10 registered nurses and 10 care attendants.