vacancy

Converse of object

• advertize: You can too, by looking out for vacancies advertised in the press or checking the main Civil Service gateway on the web.
• fill: The Committee has the power to fill any vacancy which may arise.
• notify: The Bridge contains details of a wide range of graduate vacancies notified to the Careers Service by a variety of employers.
• browse: You can browse the available vacancies in each deanery in turn if you could consider more than one area.

Adjective modifier

• casual: Casual Vacancy for Lancs & Cumbria Clerical Seat Mr Ian Wood, Clerical Officer, St Annes on Sea.
• advertised: How to Apply We are only able to accept applications in response to advertised vacancies.
• unfilled: It is not clear whether this applies to an unfilled vacancy.
• current: Vacancy David Walsh asked the PPC whether with the current vacancy we should invite a young person onto the Council.
• first-rate: And we are often aware of first-rate vacancies that have not been publicized elsewhere.
• permanent: They cannot pursue a career by filling a permanent full time vacancy.

Modifies a noun

• bulletin: In addition, your careers service may publish its own job vacancy bulletin on paper or online.
• advertisement: Some companies make it clear which skills or abilities they are looking for from applicants on their vacancy advertisement or on their company website.
• listing: Most have vacancy listings that do not require registration.

Noun used with modifier

• tech: Find your perfect job - click here for thousands of tech vacancies.
• hard-to-fill: The latest available data suggest that the number of hard-to-fill vacancies appears to have fallen in recent months.
• job: In addition, your careers service may publish its own job vacancy bulletin on paper or online.
• pupillage: For example, if chambers merge or an additional pupillage vacancy is made available.
• graduate: One in four graduate vacancies are in accountancy and financial services, while law and investment banking are also top destinations.

Preposition: for

• observers/accompaniers: PBI Colombia Project: permanent vacancies for international observers/accompaniers in Colombia, see website.

Preposition: by

• co-option: The Parish Clerk may display a second notice inviting persons to come forward for consideration to fill the vacancy by co-option.