Definition of employment agency in English:

employment agency

noun

A business that finds employers or employees for those seeking them.
职业介绍所
Example sentencesExamples
- A fast-growing employment agency which provides staff to leading car manufacturers has unveiled plans for new headquarters in Bradford.
- Boyle has started an employment agency and other small businesses to help gang members who want to leave that life find new ones.
- A specialist employment agency supplying teaching and childcare staff was asked to track down teachers and childcare workers.
- She previously worked for another company, also an employment agency, which had a contract with the city council but she declined to name which one.
- With that in mind she has set up an employment agency at her children's school in north London, matching mothers to local employers.
- It plans to begin them again in the spring using workers contracted from a foreign employment agency.
- ‘The more specialised the business, the more the employment agency may charge the client,’ the spokesman says.
- When I arrived at the employment agency, they gravely informed me that the position had been filled five minutes ago.
- He arrived in London where a friend put him in contact with a London-based employment agency.
- We have already launched our Business Support Project, and the employment agency to help local people get jobs is coming shortly.
- After being contacted by an employment agency in the city, I arranged to have an interview with a friendly enough sounding man.
- He's now mainly in the employment agency business, with more than 600 people on his books.
- The spokeswoman said that the 61 staff, all employed from the Manpower employment agency, had been recruited because of their ‘flexibility’.
- His opportunity was a construction job that he got through an employment agency.

Definition of employment agency in US English:

employment agency

nounəmˈplɔɪmənt

An agency that finds employers or employees for those seeking them.
职业介绍所
Example sentencesExamples
- When I arrived at the employment agency, they gravely informed me that the position had been filled five minutes ago.
- ‘The more specialised the business, the more the employment agency may charge the client,’ the spokesman says.
- It plans to begin them again in the spring using workers contracted from a foreign employment agency.
- His opportunity was a construction job that he got through an employment agency.
- With that in mind she has set up an employment agency at her children's school in north London, matching mothers to local employers.
- Boyle has started an employment agency and other small businesses to help gang members who want to leave that life find new ones.
- He arrived in London where a friend put him in contact with a London-based employment agency.
- She previously worked for another company, also an employment agency, which had a contract with the city council but she declined to name which one.
- A fast-growing employment agency which provides staff to leading car manufacturers has unveiled plans for new headquarters in Bradford.
- He's now mainly in the employment agency business, with more than 600 people on his books.
- A specialist employment agency supplying teaching and childcare staff was asked to track down teachers and childcare workers.
- We have already launched our Business Support Project, and the employment agency to help local people get jobs is coming shortly.
- The spokeswoman said that the 61 staff, all employed from the Manpower employment agency, had been recruited because of their ‘flexibility’.
- After being contacted by an employment agency in the city, I arranged to have an interview with a friendly enough sounding man.

单词	employment agency
释义	Definition of employment agency in English: employment agency noun A business that finds employers or employees for those seeking them. 职业介绍所 Example sentencesExamples A fast-growing employment agency which provides staff to leading car manufacturers has unveiled plans for new headquarters in Bradford. Boyle has started an employment agency and other small businesses to help gang members who want to leave that life find new ones. A specialist employment agency supplying teaching and childcare staff was asked to track down teachers and childcare workers. She previously worked for another company, also an employment agency, which had a contract with the city council but she declined to name which one. With that in mind she has set up an employment agency at her children's school in north London, matching mothers to local employers. It plans to begin them again in the spring using workers contracted from a foreign employment agency. ‘The more specialised the business, the more the employment agency may charge the client,’ the spokesman says. When I arrived at the employment agency, they gravely informed me that the position had been filled five minutes ago. He arrived in London where a friend put him in contact with a London-based employment agency. We have already launched our Business Support Project, and the employment agency to help local people get jobs is coming shortly. After being contacted by an employment agency in the city, I arranged to have an interview with a friendly enough sounding man. He's now mainly in the employment agency business, with more than 600 people on his books. The spokeswoman said that the 61 staff, all employed from the Manpower employment agency, had been recruited because of their ‘flexibility’. His opportunity was a construction job that he got through an employment agency. Definition of employment agency in US English: employment agency nounəmˈplɔɪmənt An agency that finds employers or employees for those seeking them. 职业介绍所 Example sentencesExamples When I arrived at the employment agency, they gravely informed me that the position had been filled five minutes ago. ‘The more specialised the business, the more the employment agency may charge the client,’ the spokesman says. It plans to begin them again in the spring using workers contracted from a foreign employment agency. His opportunity was a construction job that he got through an employment agency. With that in mind she has set up an employment agency at her children's school in north London, matching mothers to local employers. Boyle has started an employment agency and other small businesses to help gang members who want to leave that life find new ones. He arrived in London where a friend put him in contact with a London-based employment agency. She previously worked for another company, also an employment agency, which had a contract with the city council but she declined to name which one. A fast-growing employment agency which provides staff to leading car manufacturers has unveiled plans for new headquarters in Bradford. He's now mainly in the employment agency business, with more than 600 people on his books. A specialist employment agency supplying teaching and childcare staff was asked to track down teachers and childcare workers. We have already launched our Business Support Project, and the employment agency to help local people get jobs is coming shortly. The spokeswoman said that the 61 staff, all employed from the Manpower employment agency, had been recruited because of their ‘flexibility’. After being contacted by an employment agency in the city, I arranged to have an interview with a friendly enough sounding man.
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