Legal Definition and Related Resources of Employ

To engage , have or to keep for, or in service or duty; procure or retain the services of; set or keep at work; furnish work or occupation for. See Arlandson v Humphrey, 27 N. W.2d 819, 224 Minn. 49.

(Engage services), verb

• add to the payroll
• appoint
• assign
• authorize
• commission
• contract
• delegate
• detineri
• empower
• engage
• enlist
• enroll
• entrust with a task
• entrust with management
• fill a position
• fill a vacancy
• fill an opening
• find help
• furnish occupation for
• give a job to
• give a position to
• give a post to
• give employment
• give work to
• hire
• keep in service
• occupatum
• place
• put to work
• recruit
• retain
• retain the services of
• secure
• set to work
• sign up
• staff
• take into employ
• take into service
• use another’s services
• use as an agent
• versari
• Associated Concepts: actual employment
• customarily employeddangerous employment
• employed in hazardous work
• employed in interstate commerce
• lawfully employed
• legally employed
• permanently employed

(Make use of), verb

• apply
• avail oneself of
• capitalize upon
• exercise
• exploit
• have recourse to
• manipulate
• mobilize
• operate
• ply
• practice
• profit by
• put in action
• put in operation
• put to service
• put to use
• resort to
• take advantage of
• turn to account
• turn to use
• use
• utilize
• wield
• work

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