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hiring
This term functions as a gerund, meaning it behaves as a noun while retaining the action-oriented nature of the verb "hire." In a corporate context, it refers to the systemic process of recruitment and onboarding. It is often used in the phrase "hiring freeze" to describe a strategic pause in growth or a cost-cutting measure.
When referring to the temporary use of assets, such as equipment or vehicles, the term is more common in British English, where "hiring a car" is the standard equivalent to the American "renting a car." In this sense, it emphasizes the contractual agreement for short-term possession.
Meanings
Examples
Aggressive hiring strategies are essential for rapid growth.
Aggressive hiring strategies are essential for rapid growth.
The board decided to suspend all external hiring.
Historical records show the hiring of mercenaries was common.
Historical records show the hiring of mercenaries was common.