Synonyms and antonyms of Employed and in employment in British Thesaurus

at the coalface ()

doing the hardest part of a job instead of just managing or organizing it

be back in business ()

to be working or operating normally again

employment (noun)

a situation in which someone has regular paid work

employment (noun)

the number of people in an area or group who have regular paid work

full employment (noun)

an economic situation in which everyone who is available for work has a job

hold down ()

to succeed in keeping a job

incumbent (adjective)

formal holding an official position at the present time

in harness (informal)

informal doing your usual job or activity, especially after a period when you were not doing it

in someone’s employ ()

being paid by someone to work for them

in the line of duty ()

while working

in work ()

someone who is in work has a job

on board ()

involved in a project or organization, or working for a company

on duty ()

working at that moment

on the job ()

working at a particular job

on the job ()

while you are working

on the payroll ()

employed by a particular company

service (noun)

old-fashioned employment as a servant in someone’s house

waged (adjective)

British used for describing a person who earns money regularly for work that they do

working (adjective)

a working person has a job

working (adjective)

doing a job that involves mostly physical work

working (adjective)

relating to work