• The company has hired an investment banking firm to assist with managing its pension fund.
• The company has just hired 250 new staff.
• The board has hired and fired a number of top chief executives in the past few years.
• He was hired as the company's chairman last year.
• You can hire a car at the airport.
• They hire out photocopiers and other office equipment.
• a company that hires out computer engineers
• All our equipment is available for hire.
• The engine is on hire from a local firm.
• We want to keep hire charges on plant and machinery to a minimum.
• The firm's hires included economist Richard Hoey and investment strategist Joseph Cohen.
• Nearly half Andersen's new hires are women.
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Increased business means that the company will need to hire 15 new sales staff.
hire sb as sth »A supervisor noticed her potential and hired her as a trading trainee.
be hired by sb/sth »Employees hired by a public agency after July 1 will automatically be enrolled in the new contribution plan.
»Managers are given a free hand in hiring and firing employees.
We will hire a contractor to consider what can be done that is cost effective.
They hired a billboard in a prominent position on Oxford Street to promote the event.
Prices include return flights and car hire.
»There are plenty of cars available for hire.
»a hire business/company/firm
Three-quarters of the debt-collection industry's new hires quit after just three months.
Financial and business terms. 2012.