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Meanings of recruiting in English

Russian
рекрутинг
Portuguese
recrutamento
Spanish
recluta

Process of attracting, selecting and appointing candidates to a job or other organization.

рекрутинг
Usage of recruiting in English
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However, it will be legally able to start recruiting early next month.
Reuters
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One major recruiting firm said confidence among Auckland job seekers had dwindled.
Radio NZ
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He also said the company would soon be recruiting many more staff.
News.com.au
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Nortel Networks is recruiting systems engineering, business management and development centre personnel.
The Irish Times
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Many schools currently report acute difficulties recruiting teachers for Stem and languages.
The Irish Times
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In her new role, Stauss will lead the recruiting and development teams.
Reuters
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Discussion: The results emphasize the difficulty in recruiting subjects early in AHI.
Pubmed
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Lok-Dessallien also called on armed ethnic groups to stop recruiting child soldiers.
Reuters
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In an appeal to activists, it said rage is good for recruiting.
The Guardian
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Their systems are becoming more sophisticated, we're recruiting and keeping good people.
The Guardian
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The exchange operator said it is currently recruiting a chief operating officer.
Reuters
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The firm was Basketball New Zealand's preferred supplier of recruiting young players.
Radio NZ
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The government denies recruiting and sending private military contractors to fight abroad.
Reuters
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Their convictions included recruiting child soldiers, attacks on peacekeepers and forced marriages.
Reuters
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It's an interesting idea, and one that could be used beyond recruiting.
The Guardian
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Many domestic and multinational firms had difficulty recruiting qualified staff, he said.
The Irish Times
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Translations for recruiting
Portuguese
recrutamento
Recruiting through the time
Recruiting across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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