El empleador
Example: El empleador ofreció un buen contrato a los nuevos trabajadores.
Definition
"El empleador" refers to the person or organization that hires and pays workers for their services. In finance and employment contexts, an "empleador" is responsible for offering contracts, managing payroll, and ensuring legal work conditions for employees.
Etymology
The term "el empleador" comes from the Spanish verb "emplear," meaning to employ or hire. It combines with the suffix "-dor," which indicates an agent or someone who performs an action. Did you know that the root "emplear" traces back to the Latin word "implicare," meaning to involve or engage?
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"El empleador" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - Finance - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 150 commonly used words.
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