employment agency

An employment agency might be able to help you out.

Then I had to go across town to meet with an employment agency.

The employment agency turned out to be fun in its own way.

In other countries, it is the State and the employment agencies which play the main role.

Already he'd called an employment agency, and, in fact, had even said we could screen people for him.

No one at the employment agency has been charged in the case.

Employment agencies used to be only for domestic and office staff.

She went on toward the banker and the employment agency.

"You will have to go to the employment agency and make application for training," the man said.

He called up the employment agency who had sent the servant.

I went to the employment agency, and the people they sent were bad, not reliable.

But like a growing number of retirees, he turned to an employment agency to find a job.

A similar story had appeared in mid-2003; a woman received a job offer through a private employment agency.

Most companies, including employment agencies, were thinking of laying off rather than taking on staff.

In 1930 she began working as a secretary and applied at several employment agencies.

"That took a bit of pressure on the employment agency.

Chen returned to the employment agencies only to be turned away again.

Such firms are not to be confused with employment agencies.

They must go to the Cuban government employment agency, which picks the workers.

They meet in a peculiar place, something between employment agency and a therapy group.

A major local employment agency says that 30 percent of companies expect to hire more workers this year.

Employment agencies operate in both the public and private sectors.

First, however, they answer ads from employment agencies promising to find them work in a foreign country.

She got a job with a mortgage bank through an Irish employment agency.

Since 1947 it was used as an employment agency.