English to Irish Meaning of employer - fostóir

Employer :

fostóir

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Definitions of employer in English

Noun

Examples of employer in English

(1) the National Health Service was the largest employer in Europe(2) They're already the second largest private sector employer in the state of California.(3) The largest local employer is the state government.(4) You can also sue your former employer for discrimination and other unfair practices that violate company policy.(5) The embroidery industry is a major employer of female workers.(6) The car industry was a core employer of manufacturing labour, particularly the post-war influx of non-English-speaking migrant workers.(7) But he is finding it impossible to find an employer willing to take him on as an apprentice.(8) The biggest single employer in the mid west region is to shed 150 jobs amid fears further cuts will follow.(9) A woman who was sacked after returning from maternity leave is suing her former employer for sex discrimination.(10) The laws that currently exist allow employers to pay their employees as they please.(11) The council has not yet prosecuted any employers for breaking child employment laws.(12) The talks culminated in a meeting between the unions, the government and the employers ' federation the following week.(13) The act obliges employers to identify and safeguard against all risks to health and safety.(14) Federal law requires employers to make such information available to their workers upon request.(15) Some private-sector employers who failed to comply with the law also complained that the timing was inappropriate.(16) Graduates were given 10 minutes to impress prospective employers .

Related Phrases of employer

(1) former employer ::

iar-fhostóir

(2) employer and employee ::

bhfostóirí agus na bhfostaithe

Related Phrases of employer

(1) former employer ::

iar-fhostóir

(2) employer and employee ::

bhfostóirí agus na bhfostaithe

Synonyms

Noun

1. manager ::

bainisteoir

2. boss ::

Boss

3. proprietor ::

dílseánach

4. director ::

stiúrthóir

5. chief executive ::

príomhfheidhmeannach

6. chief ::

príomhfheidhmeannach

7. president ::

uachtarán

8. head man ::

ceann fear

9. head woman ::

ceann bhean

10. boss man ::

Boss fear

11. skipper ::

scipéir

12. padrone ::

padrone

Word Example from TV Shows

All right, the usual drill. I'll need a W-2 or recent pay stub, current EMPLOYER,

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 5

But our EMPLOYER would find out, like always.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 12

Your current EMPLOYER hides his very well,

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 10

about EMPLOYER health care plans.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 16

And, unlike your current EMPLOYER, I protect those who work for me.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 10

Examples of employer from TV Shows

All right, the usual drill. I'll need a W-2 or recent pay stub, current EMPLOYER,

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 5

But our EMPLOYER would find out, like always.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 12

Your current EMPLOYER hides his very well,

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 10

about EMPLOYER health care plans.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 16

And, unlike your current EMPLOYER, I protect those who work for me.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 10

English to Irish Dictionary: employer

Meaning and definitions of employer, translation in Irish language for employer with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of employer in Irish and in English language.

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What employer means in Irish, employer meaning in Irish, employer definition, examples and pronunciation of employer in Irish language.

English to Irish Dictionary: employer

Meaning and definitions of employer, translation in Irish language for employer with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of employer in Irish and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'employer'

What employer means in Irish, employer meaning in Irish, employer definition, examples and pronunciation of employer in Irish language.