| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Hot temper expressed in employment arrangements | 4 letters | hire |
| ||
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- Bring on, as an employee
- Engagement
- Bring on board
- Take on, as employees
- Give a name badge, say
- Bring into the business
- Place on the payroll
- Take on, as an employee
- Contract with
- Give a job to
- Employ Republican in hurry
- Bring on new employees
- Add to the staff
- Employ
- Add more workers
- Add to the work force
- Take on a high-sounding army corps
- Take on, in a way
- New employee
- Onboardee
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- Put to work
- Rent out
- Secure the services of
- Wages heard to be up
- get to work?
- Add to the payroll
- Engage for a fee
- Employ for wages
- Put in a position
- Put on
- bring into the firm
- bring on staff
- Add to the force
- Rent is increased, we hear
- Lease
- Add to the sales force
- Put on the job
- Recruit
- Put (a worker) on a payroll
- Bring onboard
- Give work to
- Provide with a job
- Employee
- Add employees
- Add to personnel
- Wages paid
- Give employment to
- Engage for pay
- Agree to employ
- Bring on board in a way
- Charter from Queen in rush
- Bring onto the staff
- Put into position
- Take on the payroll
- Fill a position
- Take on board
- Engage for a wage
- Give the job to
- Add new employees
- Sign up
- Sign on
- Put on staff
- Frank Tuttle's "This Gun for ......"
- "This Gun for ......," 1942 film
- Take on hands
- Do personnel work
- Let, with "out"
- Antonymous rhyme for fire
- Wages
- Let
- "This Gun for ......"
- Recruit someone for a job
- Bring a new person into the department
- For ... (Message from a vacant taxi)
- To employ someone
- Employ for a wage
- Bring on board as a new employee
- Bring on board at a company
- Bring onto the team
- contract the services of
- bring on more staff
- New staffer
- Bring on for a position
- Rent is said to have been raised
- Add employees to the workplace
- Pay For Temporary Use
- Put on the staff
- Antonym and rhyme of "fire"
- Do more than just recruit staff
- Give the job to someone, say
- "Spenser: For ...." [1985-88]
- expand a workforce
- Give jobs to
- Recruit for a posting
- Put under contract
- company worker
- Add to the team
- Employ at a restaurant
- An engaging thing to do
- Lease out
- Take on [staff]
- engage for work
- Increase the size of the staff
- add to a company
- take on, at a business
- Give a paying job to
- Give the job
- Pick for a position
- contract on fiverr, say
- put on a payroll
- Bring aboard
- Bring into the company
- offer a job
- Fill a job opening
- Take on employees
- Secure a person's services
- Recruit [staff]
- Take on board, say
- Bring in new employees
- Rent; further up, by the sound of it?
- Promise
- Rent's up as stated
- Rent, lease
- Fill an opening with
- Fire? No, the opposite
- rental
- add to the operation
- Add team members
- I confuse her about the rental
- gun for
- rental is increased, we hear
- Make someone a new employee
- Get in position?
- Get on board
- Bring into the company, say
- send for onboarding
- Bring on board of a company
- Job offer's result
- Take on as a worker
- Add a new employee
- lease, charter
- Rent a car
- Recruit, as a new employee
- To employ to do a job
- Employ, as a jobseeker
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