employee
noun
a person working for another person or a business firm for pay.
employe,
-
a variation of
employee.
Example Sentences
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His first breakthrough came when he realized that many newspapers back then — including The Post — spelled “employee” with only one “e” at the end: employe.
From Washington Post ● May 27, 2016
The theme is that of the employe who eats, sleeps and is married to his job.
From Time Magazine Archive
Reported Mrs. Ernest E. Peterson, mother of three and wife of a utilities employe: "I've only found one family that says they use that much meat."
From Time Magazine Archive
Two years after that he had gone from one employe and a $35 rent bill to 22 and $350.
From Time Magazine Archive
They supervised all contracts and regulated the conduct of affairs between employer and employe, and their dicta were absolute and final, being enforced, if necessary, by soldiers of the garrison.
From When the Ku Klux Rode by Eyre Damer
