pre·em·ploy·mentˌprē-im-ˈplȯi-mənt
pre-employment如何读
pre-employment是什么意思
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pre-employment英英释义
adjective
existing or occurring before employment
The preemployment training lasted three weeks, and men and women with previous experience received fifty cents per hour.—Mary Martha Thomas
pre-employment词源英文解释
The first known use of preemployment was in 1927
pre-employment 例句
1 Senior city staff, such as department and agency heads, also would be subject to preemployment testing.
2 Productions were allowed to end preemployment testing for employees in certain groups who aren’t in the proximity of actors.
3 Geller said the agency conducted a preemployment polygraph, though it’s not known what that might have found.
4 Baltimore’s spending board agreed Wednesday to eliminate preemployment drug testing for applicants for many city jobs.
5 Public Safety Psychological Services, a private contractor that conducts preemployment screenings for law enforcement officers, firefighters and EMS personnel, took over Monday.
6 The city government is going to continue to identify other programs to help young people access job opportunities through preemployment training and other needs, Harper said.