The phrase "replacement employee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in situations where someone is temporarily filling in for an employee who is absent or no longer with the company. Example: "The company hired a replacement employee to cover for the sales manager who was on maternity leave."
And, despite California's high unemployment rate, finding replacement employees has proved challenging.
Claims adjusters working for the city are particularly slow to approve significant surgeries, such as knee replacements, employees said.
The introduction of these robots will be an additional resource for stores, not a replacement for employees, he said, so it will not affect employment numbers in stores.
Those who worked on Centaurs conversion contributed money towards a replacement, and employees of Ansett Airways pledged to donate an hour's pay towards the fitting out of such a replacement.
SSP: Statutory Sick Pay: An earnings replacement for employees who are off work through illness.
In July 2013, Rhode Island became the third state after passing the Temporary Caregiver Insurance (TCI) law to provide employees with caregiver leave and wage replacement benefits through employee payroll deductions.
First, both sudden and long-term replacements of employees are expensive and difficult to achieve.
Hootsuite acts as an employee replacement, with its post scheduler system.
The damage brought on by such a lawsuit would not bring Google down, but would ruin enough goodwill internally and externally that the costs could be staggering in terms of customers lost and employees lost to other firms, causing employee replacement costs (recruiter fees) to skyrocket!
These human resource management mistakes can be devastating for your company in numerous ways -- from litigation to employee replacement costs.
