pre-employment
- noun
- /priː ɪmˈplɔɪmənt/
- All candidates must pass a pre-employment background check before starting work.
Examples
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Many organizations include drug testing as part of their pre-employment process.
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He passed the pre-employment tests with flying colors.
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The company offers free pre-employment health screenings to ensure workplace safety.
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The company requires a pre-employment background check.
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All candidates must pass a pre-employment background check before starting work.
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The company offers free pre-employment health screenings to ensure workplace safety.
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Many organizations include drug testing as part of their pre-employment process.
Synonyms
A test done before the main event to find problems and see what people know
A check you do before an event to find problems
A check that shows if someone meets basic requirements before they can proceed
A short check before a main selection or release
A check of students' knowledge and skills before a course or test
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Morphology
pre-employment = employment (semi-transparent) = pre + employ + ment
At the immediate structural level, 'pre-employment' transparently means 'before employment'.
Etymology
Pre-employment as a noun names the checks or tests done before hiring someone. It comes from pre- 'before' and employment 'work', so it literally means the steps taken before a person begins a job.