The company is going to employ another fifty workers v The company will hire fifty workers yet

I hear that the company is going to employ another fifty workers.

Is it correct to say “I hear that the company will hire fifty workers yet”?

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No, you can’t use the word ‘yet’ that way.

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YET is used in negative sentences.
You may say, “The company hasn’t hired 50 workers yet.”

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There is another construction where the negative is not as obvious.

The company has yet to hire 50 workers.

I do not recommend using this construction, but you may read or hear it. The construction Anglophile posted is far more common.

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There is this construction too: The company is yet to hire the workers.

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