Synonyms for Recruitment
re·cruit·ment

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1. recruitment, enlistingnoun

   the act of getting recruits; enlisting people for the army (or for a job or a cause etc.)

   Synonyms:
   enlisting, recruitment

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1. • Accomplishment

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1. List of paraphrases for "recruitment":

   recruiting, hiring, recruit, recruited, enlistment, conscription, procurement, engagement, hire, recrutement, contracting, staffing, employment, appointment, enrolment, recruitments, contratación, engagements, catchment, enrollment, conscripting, staff

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1. Mike Baker:

   This leaves us with a propaganda piece that is a very useful tool not only for North Korea and other hostile nations, but more dangerously, for the Muslim extremists of ISIS and Al Qaeda who will use this to enhance their recruitment and propaganda efforts and to attempt to entice their supporters into violence.

2. Hillary Clinton:

   We're going to need help from Facebook and from YouTube and from Twitter, they cannot permit the recruitment and the actual direction of attacks of the celebration of violence by the sophisticated Internet user.

3. Ben Glassman:

   Companies should see that Chinese officials are seeking to acquire their intellectual property, not only through hacking, but also through the recruitment of insiders, companies should also see that working together with federal law enforcement authorities, as in this case, those attempted thefts can be thwarted and foreign actors can be brought to trial for their actions.

4. Ali Kareem:

   . Ali Kareem, who heads Iraqs High Committee for Human Rights, denied the country’s military or state-backed militias use child soldiers. We can say today with full confidence that we have a clean slate on child recruitment issues.

5. Hazel Blears:

   Women or mothers in middle-age or mid-career have valuable life experience and may offer an untapped recruitment pool.