'host employer' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the employer of a particular employee who is working in another country under a host-country employment contract. For example, "The host employer is responsible for any taxes or deductions taken from the employee's wages."
Guardian Australia has also seen emails from Stephen to the immigration department in 2013 where he cites her visa application date and reference number, and asks for details about how to nominate to sponsor her as a host employer.
(iii) Inform the host employer of the permit space program that the contractor will follow and of any hazards confronted or created in permit spaces, either through a debriefing or during the entry operation.
Last week his agency released a guide to employers called "Recommended Practices: Protecting Temporary Workers". Among other things, the guide urges temp agencies to evaluate the host employer's work site and to train agency staff to recognize safety and health hazards.
The "host" employer must provide supervision equal to 20% of the wage cost and create jobs that do not displace existing employees.
In this study we sought to determine whether it was feasible to undertake a formal assessment of clinical competencies in trainee medical staff and whether this could be used to identify and address risk to patients and the host employer.
The process for obtaining a French visa usually begins after arriving in France, and, in most cases, will be directed by the host employer or university.
For the same reason most social media sites explicitly disavow responsibility for the content that they host, employers would do well to embrace written policies that make it clear they don't police their employees' online presences.
Because workers in these programs are always dependent on their host employers for both their livelihoods and legal status, these programs create a disenfranchised underclass of workers.
The ISSA hosts employer events throughout the academic year.
But the panel also concluded that the television host's employer, Viacom Corp., would have to report any help it gives to Colbert for political activities outside the "Colbert Report" show.
These events host 8-15 employers from within a common industry attracting students who are interested in learning more about opportunities and career paths within that field.
