job vacancy

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• vacancy rate — UK US noun [C] ► PROPERTY the number of private or business properties that are available in a particular area for sale or rent, usually expressed as a percentage of the total: »The vacancy rate for office space in the capital is currently 12%. ► …   Financial and business terms

• Vacancy chain — A vacancy chain is a social structure through which resources are distributed to consumers. In a vacancy chain, a new resource unit that arrives into a population is taken by the first individual in line, who then leaves his/her old unit behind,… …   Wikipedia

• vacancy — va‧can‧cy [ˈveɪkənsi] noun vacancies PLURALFORM [countable] 1. HUMAN RESOURCES a job that is available for someone to start doing: • We have job vacancies for graduates in engineering and information technology. • A vacancy has arisen …   Financial and business terms

• Job Feeds — are a method of serving employment oriented web content via standard RSS technology. Typically, the vacant positions are published as a single RSS item. The job title appears as the RSS title with a summary of the vacancy in the RSS description.… …   Wikipedia

• Vacancy — or No Vacancy may refer to: Vacancy (film), a 2007 American horror film Vacancy (EP), an EP by Joseph Arthur Vacancy (economics) or job opening, a position offered by a business that wishes to hire a worker Vacancy (Law Order: Criminal Intent),… …   Wikipedia

• job order — ➔ order1 * * * job order UK US noun [C] ► PRODUCTION a written instruction to produce a particular amount of goods or to provide a particular service: »We have received a big job order from one of our main customers. »fill/complete a job order ►… …   Financial and business terms

• vacancy — [n] opening abstraction, blankness, desertedness, emptiness, gap, job, lack, opportunity, position, post, room, situation, space, vacuity, vacuousness, vacuum, void, voidness; concepts 513,516,693 Ant. fill, overflow …   New thesaurus

• vacancy — ► NOUN (pl. vacancies) 1) an unoccupied position or job. 2) an available room in a hotel, guest house, etc. 3) empty space. 4) lack of intelligence or understanding …   English terms dictionary

• vacancy — [vā′kən sē] n. pl. vacancies [L vacantia < vacans] 1. the state of being vacant, or empty; emptiness 2. a) empty space b) a vacant space; gap, blank, opening, etc. 3. the state of being empty in mind; lack of intelligence, interest, or… …   English World dictionary

• vacancy — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ unfilled ▪ suitable ▪ The agency will let you know if they have any suitable vacancies. ▪ casual, temporary ▪ job …   Collocations dictionary

• vacancy — va|can|cy S3 [ˈveıkənsi] n plural vacancies 1.) a job that is available for someone to start doing ▪ There are still two vacancies on the school board. vacancy for ▪ We have no vacancies for photographers at the moment. ▪ The council is making… …   Dictionary of contemporary English