employed "by" or 'with'

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Hi.
Is it right to say "I am employed with this company since then" or I should say "I am employed by this company since then".
Than you
 
hm46 said:
Hi.
Is it right to say "I am employed with this company since then" or I should say "I am employed by this company since then".
Than you
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I would use "I have been employed by this company since then".
 
Thank you,
You corrected me to use "I have been employed" instead of "Iam employed" either.
 
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