Employers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMPLOYERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EMPLOYER, one who employs people
• a person or organization that employs people
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that employs

Words related to EMPLOYERS

employer15

Words that contain EMPLOYERS

multiemployers23

How to use EMPLOYERS in a sentence

• The employers in these trades are able to play the out-doors workers against the indoors workers, so as to keep down the wages of both to a minimum.
• As soon as the right atmosphere for their crime had been created the employers struck and struck hard.
• Now I had already gone so far as to invite my employers to dine with me that very night at the Yale Club for the purpose of informing them of my plans.
• But when the factory began, the employers very soon detected that it was running below its possible output.
• The fight promises to be a long and bitter one, for the employers declare that they must hold out till they win, as defeat means ruin to them.
• Wherever employers have an opportunity they have a tendency to weed out unionists.
• In the hotels and streets wandered the pale, distracted employers.
• She was bound to cross over into Italy, that we knew, or our employers firmly believed it, and as she had been driven off the St.
• I must run her to ground if possible, fix her once more, or I should never again dare to look my employers in the face.
• A resolve had been growing to cut loose from his old employers and settle down among the Whigs in comparative honesty.
• Out of two hundred complaints against employers in a single year, it secured a fair settlement of nearly two-thirds.
• Employers understand this, and choose those lads who exhibit a disposition to be thorough.
• Your employers in London give the best accounts of your regularity and good conduct.
• When he joined the army all his pay was stopped, and up to the present he has received from his employers six bars of chocolate and four old magazines.
• With every fiber of me protesting that I must be loyal to my employers at any and all costs, that other loyalty, the tie that binds the branded, proved the stronger.
• We have seen some of the most valuable men of their kind we have ever met suddenly discharged without a word of explanation by employers of this type.
• The trail foreman assured Don Mateo that had his employers known that this was to be such an early spring, the herd would have started a week sooner.
• In a community of stiff-necked employers, Julian already held a high place for the quality of being stiff-necked.
• This view is less attractive to the workers than the preceding one, but is more acceptable to the employers and to the public.
• The strike was more than two months old when the Cooper Union meeting was held, and the employers showed no signs of giving in.
• What more natural than that the employers should form a private association for bringing to a close these interesting hazards? You may see the leading spirit of the association.
• Take the case of the State, the greatest of all employers.
• If they obey the rules of their order, they will have to go in a body to their employers, and ask to have their wages reduced.
• Kit had learned how to throw his weight on an oar, but he noted that his employers made a seeming of throwing their weights and that they dipped their oars at a cheating angle.
• The pity of it all is, however, that during the strike others have been taken on in their places, and the employers have now no work to give them.

Similar words containing PLOYER without suffix s and without prefix em

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