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vacancy

[vey-kuhn-see] / ˈveɪ kən si /


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Notre Dame instead scheduled Brigham Young to fill that vacancy over the next two seasons.

From Los Angeles Times

Dallas’s downtown has the second-highest office vacancy rate of any in the nation, behind Seattle.

From The Wall Street Journal

As for labor data specifically, Bank of Canada officials noted “a broader set of indicators showed a mixed picture,” with job vacancies low and the bulk of new hiring focused on the part-time variety.

From The Wall Street Journal

A year later Chesney hired Kennedy when a vacancy opened on his staff at Holy Cross.

From Los Angeles Times

Job vacancy rates have increased since 2019 at the three facilities examined in the audit, as has the state’s reliance on pricey temporary workers.

From Los Angeles Times