pre-employment
- adjective
- /priː ɪmˈplɔɪmənt/
- All candidates must pass a pre-employment drug test before starting work.
Examples
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A thorough pre-employment screening helps employers find the right person for the job.
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The company conducts pre-employment training sessions for new hires.
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All candidates must pass a pre-employment drug test before starting work.
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The company requires a pre-employment background check.
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Many employers conduct pre-employment drug tests.
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The company requires a pre-employment background check for all new staff.
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A thorough pre-employment screening helps ensure the right candidate is selected.
Synonyms
Happening before someone is assigned to a job or position
Relating to training people do before they start a job
Surface Forms
Morphology
pre-employment = employment (transparent) = pre + employ + ment
The prefix 'pre-' straightforwardly adds the meaning 'before' to 'employment'.
Etymology
Pre-employment is made of the parts pre- 'before' and employment 'work' or being hired, so it describes training, checks, or rules that happen before someone starts a job.