new hire
Freshly employed worker
A new hire is someone who has recently been employed by a company or organization.
The term emphasizes the person's recent arrival and often implies they are still learning the ropes or completing onboarding.
The new hires start orientation on Monday.
In workplace contexts, new hire functions both as a noun referring to the person and as an attributive modifier: new hire paperwork, new hire training.
- rookieInexperienced newcomer
- onboardingNew member integration process
- orientationPosition relative to surroundings
- office tourGuided workplace introduction
- welcome aboardSalutation for new arrivals
trainee · entry level · probation · fresh · greenhorn · fresh face · recruit · newbie · nervous · badge · name tag · paperwork · desk · mentor · shadowing · learning · learning curve · eager
- hiringjob, interview, resume, application, candidate
- workplace changeslayoff, merger, firing, reorganization, restructuring
- staffingstaffing, turnover rates, staffing firm, staffing agency, staff turnover
- newfresh, recent, current, modern, latest
- beginnersbeginner, novice, rookie, newbie, newcomer
- hourly jobshourly worker, day laborer, fast food worker, factory hand, laborer
new hireold-timer
Long-tenured person
lifer · old hand · founding member · old guard · institutional memory
new hireretiree
One who left work
ex-employee · laid-off worker · alumnus · layoff · resignation
new, hire, newer, newest, newly, newness, renew, renewal, renewable