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If it were not for this defect, I should hire him at once.
この欠点さえなければ、さっそく彼を雇うのだが。
They were turned away without wages.
彼らは賃金をもらわずに解雇された。
The employees threatened to go on strike.
被雇用者たちはストライキを起こすと脅しをかけた。
Henry was dismissed by reason of his old age.
ヘンリーは高齢を理由に解雇された。
No workers can be dismissed without previous notice.
労働者は事前通知なしに解雇されることはない。
That company hires people without regard to race, religion, or nationality.
あの会社は、人種や宗教、国籍に関係なく人を雇う。
When you employ him, you must make allowances for his youth.
彼を雇うときは、彼が若いのだということを酌量してやらねばならない。
He was a kind master to his servants.
彼は使用人に優しい雇い主だった。
The law now requires women to be employed on equal terms with men.
今法律では女性が男性と同一条件で雇用されることが求められている。
She was dismissed for loafing on the job.
彼女は職務を怠ったため解雇された。
Instead of giving the money, that is the normal coin of the realm, which is the phrase that everyone used then, they would give them a token, and this token might be metal, might be wood, might be cardboard.
Women have grown tired of being looked down on by employers.
彼女たちは雇い主から軽蔑されることにうんざりしてきている。
All the workers who are lazy must be fired.
怠慢な労働者は全員解雇しなければならない。
He is still on the payroll of the company.
彼はまだその会社に雇われている。
Since he was honest, I hired him.
正直だったので、彼を雇った。
The company has decided to employ two new secretaries.
その会社は2人の新しい秘書を雇うことにした。
He was employed by the day.
彼は日給で雇われた。
How many people are there on the payroll?
何人の従業員が雇用されていますか。
They laid off many workers at that point.
彼らは多くの労働者たちをその時点で一時解雇した。
I'd like to hire you to paint a portrait of me.
私の肖像画を描くのに、あなたを雇いたいのです。
No one dares to contradict his employer for fear of being fired.
首になるのがこわいから、雇用主にあえて逆らおうとする人はだれもいない。
However, like America, Japan is predominantly a middle-class, middle-income country, and so wives do not employ maids, but attend to everything themselves.