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The phrase "prospective employees" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to people who are potentially interested in or applying for a job. For example, "We held an open house to introduce ourselves to prospective employees and give them a chance to learn more about the company."
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It's also the younger employees and the prospective employees.
And when considering prospective employees, treat everyone identically.
There is no shortage of prospective employees; rather the opposite.
Their commitment becomes contagious, infecting customers and prospective employees.
In a negotiation, these prospective employees have the higher ground.
Employers nowadays prefer prospective employees who have high soft skills in professionalism and sociology aspects.
The firm once had trouble luring prospective employees to Newport Beach.
Matching the interest of prospective employees are the local bands clamoring to play here.
It is also attractive to prospective employees so you can select and recruit the best".
Prospective employees should check the fine print to make sure that they understand a company's rules.
The computer programs query prospective employees on job history and work habits.
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