- HIRE
- Charter
- Put on the payroll
- Take on
- Bring on board
- Put to work
- Rent, as a car
- New employee
- Employ
- Do a personnel job
- Add some new hands
- Put on staff
- Rent
- Sign up for service
- Put someone on the project, perhaps
- Contract out
- Increase personnel
- Find a job for
- Take on for pay
- Add to the payroll
- Add staff
- Staff up
- Successful job interviewee
- Add to staff
- Place on the payroll
- Add to the faculty
- Bring on
- What a driver may be for
- Add hands
- One put into a position
- Firm addition
- Monster achievement
- Take on, as an employee
- Upsize?
- Put on the staff
- Rent out, as a limo
- Put on the job
- Add to the staff
- Bring aboard
- Successful end to recruiting
- Put in a position?
- Contract with
- Spenser: For ___ (Urich series)
- Take on a new employee
- Engage
- Swell the ranks
- Add staffers
- Increase the staff
- Beef up the staff
- Add new staff
- Add to the work force
- This Gun for___
- Charter, as a bus
- Charter, as a plane
- Put on
- Staff addition
- Rent, as a limo
- Rent, in Kent
- Sign on
- Fill a position
- Expand the staff
- Give the job to
- Bring in
- Addition to the staff
- Bring into the firm
- Send for onboarding
- Give a job to
- Enlarge the staff
- Engage for work
- Human Resources transaction
- Expand the workforce
- Make an appointment
- Staffer
- Take on employees
- Take on, as employees
- Add to the team
- Add new employees
- Give employment to
- Bring on new employees
- Onboardee
- Expand a workforce
- New staffer
- Put under contract
- Person onboard
- Word that rhymes with its opposite
- Contract
- O, this is ___ and salary, not revenge: Hamlet
- Compensation.
- Laborage.
- Pay.
- This Gun For ___, Ladd movie.
- ___ a hall.
- Buy services.
- Engage for a wage.
- Engage the services of.
- Lease.
- Take on help.
- Amount paid for services.
- Give a job.
- Take on a worker.
- Engage labor.
- Take a cab, for instance.
- Take on hands.
- Payment for labor.
- Wages.
- Commandeer in a way
- What "this gun" was for
- Let
- This Gun for ___, 1942 film
- Antonymous rhyme for fire
- Do personnel work
- Let, with "out"
- Frank Tuttle's "This Gun for ___"
- Sign up
- Take 3, clue 1
- This Gun for ___ (film noir classic)
- Bring on for a position
- Bring on, as an employee
- Engagement
- Bring into the business
- Get to work?
- What a limo may be for
- Bring into the company
- Find a position for
- Bring on staff
- Get in position?
- Verb that becomes its opposite when its first letter is changed to an "f"
- This gun's for ___, even if we're just dancing in the dark ...
- Elvis Costello "Soul for ___"
- Icon for ___
- Invite aboard, in a way
- Bring onto the team
- Take on board
- Add employees
- Bring on more staff
- What this gun's for?
- Add to the force
- Work in human resources
- Fire antonym
- Bring aboard, in a way
- Antonym of fire
- Job for a GM
- One way to fill an opening
- Engage one's services
- Charter, as a boat
- Engage for service
- One way to swell the ranks
- Bring on board, in a way
- Bring in someone new
- Bring someone new into the company
- Add to one's staff
- Increase the workforce
- Corporate verb whose consonants are apt?
- Pick for a position
- Offer a position
- This Gun For ____
- Opposite of fire
- Do some work in human resources
- Robert Urich in "Spenser for ___"
- Take on staff
- Add to a company
- Take on, at a business
- Search committee's success
- Put into position?
