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• self-em|ployed — «SEHLF ehm PLOYD», adjective. earning one s livelihood from one s own business or by offering one s services to the public; not employed by others; working for oneself: »The Senate Finance Committee decided to make social security voluntary for… …   Useful english dictionary

• self-employed — ˌself emˈployed adjective JOBS 1. having your own business, rather than being employed by a company: • Over a quarter of agency supplied computer staff are self employed. • Many self employed businessmen are dependent on loans for working capital …   Financial and business terms

• self-employment — self employed ˌself emˈployed adjective JOBS 1. having your own business, rather than being employed by a company: • Over a quarter of agency supplied computer staff are self employed. • Many self employed businessmen are dependent on loans for… …   Financial and business terms

• self-employed — self em ployed adj working for yourself and not employed by a company ▪ a self employed plumber ▪ pension plans for the self employed (=people who are self employed) >self employment n [U] …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• self-employed — self em|ployed [ ,self ım plɔıd ] adjective working for yourself instead of for an employer and paid directly by the people you provide a product or service to ╾ ,self em ployment noun uncount …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• self-employed — adj. working for oneself, as a freelance or owner of a business etc.; not employed by an employer. Derivatives: self employment n. * * * ˌself emˈployed [self employed self employment] adjective working for yourself and not employed by a company …   Useful english dictionary

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