The phrase "a second employer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an additional job or position held by an individual alongside their primary employment.
Example: "After working at the tech company for five years, she decided to take on a second employer to diversify her experience."
Alternatives: "another employer" or "a different employer".
Ryan said the automated system had assumed he was receiving an income from a second employer, which he had not declared at the time.
I would like to accept an offer and will work the full summer at this employer if necessary, but my preference would be to split the summer with a second employer.
To perform a retrospective financial analysis on the implementation of a self-insured company's wellness program from the pharmaceutical care provider's perspective and conduct sensitivity analyses to estimate costs versus revenues for pharmacies without resident pharmacists, program implementation for a second employer, the second year of the program, and a range of pharmacist wages.
An employer that is subject to these additional attestation obligations (under the standards described in § 655.736) is prohibited from displacement of any U.S. worker(s) - whether directly (in its own workforce) or secondarily (at a worksite of a second employer) - under the standards set out in this section.
A successful arrangement should allow for graduates to have the option to 'buy out' their commitment to an employer by working for a second employer and paying making pre-set cash payments to the first.
NOTE: if you have a valid H-1B Approval Notice for work at the University of Chicago (and you are maintaining your status here), you may begin working for a second employer once the new petition has been filed and you have the Receipt Notice.
Or you can play games - moving from counter-offer to counter-offer or taking yourself, as a "property", to a third potential employer.
Mr. Cureton replaced Johnny Flowers, who had been a commissioner for 18 years, and is proud of his efforts to bring development, including the landfill and a privately run prison (a third major employer is a catfish feed plant), to Perry County.
He writes with undeceived humour (his style is witty, clear – a delight) about his first employer, Fleetway Flyers, "a desperate outfit", reporting that: "Most couriers are young, male and slightly lost".
James Eads educated himself by reading the library of his first employer, a St . Louisdry-goods merchant.
If there was a second offense, the employer would be subject to a civil penalty of $2,000 to $5,000 for each illegal alien.
