Recruitment meaning in English

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Definition

recruitment: the act of enlisting new members (for the army, a job, a cause etc.) noun

Examples

  • "Her responsibilities include recruitment, managing personnel and mediating staff disputes."
  • "From: Delavigne Recruitment"
  • "I think we need to introduce more scientific methods into the recruitment process, you know, to avoid hiring lunatics."
Exercise 1
True or false? Philip was involved in Hannah's recruitment.
True or false? Philip was involved in Hannah's recruitment.
This is a true statement. Hannah says "I'm Hannah Benedict. The head of retail. You hired me, Philip." To "hire (someone)" is to recruit them, employ them, or engage their services (for a fee). This means that Philip was present during Hannah's hiring or recruitment process: he probably conducted at least one interview with her.
This is not a false statement.

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