temping
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temping — UK US /ˈtempɪŋ/ noun [U] HR, WORKPLACE ► the activity of working temporarily for a company or organization: »Temping can be a productive way to learn new skills … Financial and business terms
temping — temping, vbl. n. see temp v … Useful english dictionary
temping agency — UK US noun [C] UK (US temp agency) ► HR, WORKPLACE a company that helps organizations find temporary workers and that helps workers find temporary jobs: »Deregulation now allows temping agencies to provide temporary blue collar workers for… … Financial and business terms
temping — n. substituting, filling in a vacancy temporarily … English contemporary dictionary
temping period — period of time of replacement … English contemporary dictionary
temp — [[t]te̱mp[/t]] temps, temping 1) N COUNT A temp is a person who is employed by an agency that sends them to work in different offices for short periods of time, for example to replace someone who is ill or on holiday. 2) VERB: only cont If… … English dictionary
temp — ▪ I. temp temp 1 [temp] noun [countable] HUMAN RESOURCES JOBS a person, especially a secretary, who is employed to work in an office for only a short or limited period of time while someone is absent or while there is a lot of work to do: • There … Financial and business terms
temp. — 1. abbr. temperature. 2. abbr. in the time of (temp. Henry I). Etymology: L tempore ablat. of tempus time * * * 1. temperature. 2. temporary. 3. in the time of. [ < L tempore] * * * abbrev 1. Temperature … Useful english dictionary
agency — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ official ▪ federal, government, governmental, public, state ▪ regulatory ▪ UN … Collocations dictionary
temp — I UK [temp] / US noun [countable] Word forms temp : singular temp plural temps a temporary office worker II UK [temp] / US verb [intransitive] Word forms temp : present tense I/you/we/they temp he/she/it temps present participle temping past… … English dictionary
