Someone enters into a contract of employment which states you are being “host employed by X on behalf of Y”?
Alasdair Taylor's Answer
I’ve never heard this phrase before. It looks like it is used in Australia in some fairly particular circumstances:
“A host employer is an employer who agrees to have an injured worker at their workplace when the worker is unable to participate in rehabilitation with their original employer.”
https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/rehab-and-claims/stay-at-work-return-to-work/how-to-return-to-work/host-employment-information-for-employers
