Brewer's: Employe

(French). One in our employ; such as clerks, shopmen, servants, etc. Employée, a female employed by a master. Employee, either sex.

“In Italy, all railroad employes are subjected to rigorous examination.” —Harlan: Eyesight, v. 64.

“All these employées should be women of character.” —Macmillan's Magazine (July, 1862, p. 257).

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