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Maelstrom Posted 12 years ago
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"recruit for a POSITION/VACANCY"?

Is it more correct to use "position" or "vacancy" in this case?
If I say "are you recruiting for this POSITION still?", will that be correct?

Personally I think "vacancy" is more correct.
But I'm certainly NOT sure. So don't flame me if I was wrong in any way)

Thanks in advance:)
  

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maelstrom Is it more correct to use "position" or "vacancy" in this case? Both are fine; choose either without fear or favour.

— Mister Micawber

  • maelstrom Is it more correct to use "position" or "vacancy" in this case?
  • Both are fine; choose either without fear or favour.
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maelstromIs it more correct to use "position" or "vacancy" in this case?
Both are fine; choose either without fear or favour.
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