"employee pool" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of employees within an organization or within a specific industry. Example: Our company is constantly refreshing its employee pool with new graduates from business schools to increase innovation.
"Everybody is fighting for that employee pool," he said.
"We have the same employee pool, the same wage scale".
The administration has already granted an exemption to institutions that cover a strictly religious employee pool.
Throughout their changing fortunes Dischord has remained a tight-knit crew, keeping their employee pool small and their overheads low.
It also requires employers with an employee pool of Mission Pie's size to pay $1.63 per hour per employee for healthcare.
They know their employee pool well: Mr. Malin is a smarmy veteran of the "Big Brother" franchise, and Mr. Moore was an especially loathsome participant on "The Millionaire Matchmaker".
"Have large employee pools – make the people who work for you rich," says Hussein Kanji, partner at Hoxton Ventures, an early-stage venture capital fund specialising in European startups.
Many businesses will be able to strengthen their employee pools during an improving economy instead of having to issue layoffs.
After a heist at the Casino San Rafael in Punta del Este, a plush resort town, they sent back the employees' pool of tips.
Together, the employees pooled their insights and expertise about different markets and needs, launching the new global brand in a third of the anticipated time.
Pearson, which sold off the Financial Times and its stake in the Economist last year, said it would reinstate the "employee incentive pool" to keep up staff morale and motivation.
