employer

名词雇主，老板; 雇佣者

名词

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2. 业主：FIDIC新版施工合同在利益相关方之间确立了一种有利于在施工过程中进行项目管理的科学体系,这种体系在结构上可以描述为:以业主任命的工程师(Engineer)为执行核心,业主(Employer)和承包商(Contractor)共同参与的项目团队.

3. 单位：用人单位(Employer)在网站上发布职位,职位分类包括两大部分(Teaching Positions和 Professional Positions),用人单位发布每条职位需要向Chinajob.com交纳一定费用,交费后用人单位可以发布招聘职位和查询Chinajob.com内部所有简历,

1. 雇主;雇用者
    Your employer is the person or organization that you work for.

    e.g. He had been sent to Rome by his employer...
           他已被老板派往罗马。
    e.g. The telephone company is the country's largest employer.
           这家电话公司是该国最大的用工单位。

1. Although the trend toward home working is fueled by technology and employee demand, proactive employer initiative driven by business needs is equally important.

2. Although the trend toward home working is undeniably fueled by technology and employee demand, proactive employer initiative driven by business needs is equally important.

3. The court ruled in favour of the plaintiff, saying Xiao should abide by the contract she signed with her former employer.

4. Most construction workers find work through acquaintances, and they worry they might lose the job by asking the employer for a contract.

5. A Superior Court judge dismissed the case in 2001 on grounds that federal rules covering employer health plans bar state civil rights actions.

6. If the employer calls you at a bad time, excuse yourself and ask whether you can call back.

7. A few years ago the law was changed that said that employees don't need to provide their ID card to the employer.

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8. If they shut down the local polluting plant, they are also shutting down the local employer and the local cash cow.

9. A restaurant cashier who was robbed on his way to the bank has sued his employer for failing to protect him.

10. Some universities are reportedly refusing to issue diplomas to graduates unless they provide a certificate from their employer to prove they have landed a job.

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