1. employing jointly or together with another person or organization
Usage: present participle of coemploy; business/HR context

Examples

• The two companies are coemploying staff to reduce overhead costs.
• By coemploying workers, the nonprofits were able to share benefits and administrative expenses.
• The hospital and clinic discussed coemploying nurses to improve staffing flexibility.
• Several small businesses found success in coemploying administrative personnel.
• The partnership involved coemploying a shared marketing director across both divisions.