[Vocabulary] Longest/Oldest working employee

[Mac_Lir]

Hi guys

I have a little doubt in here. How do I refer to someone who is the employee working for the longest time in a company? Would it be "the longest working employee"? Is there another more specific expression to use than this?
I guess "the oldest" would mean he is the older one working, but not necessarily the one working the longest, is it right?
Thanks a lot for all of you. This forum is amazing! :-D

Regards

- Andre

 

[5jj]

How do I refer to someone who is the employee working for the longest time in a company? Would it be "the longest working employee"? Is there another more specific expression to use than this?
"The longest serving employee" works.
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[Mac_Lir]

Thanks a lot 5jj.

 

[Tdol]

Longest standing employee can also used.

 

[5jj]

Longest standing employee can also used.

Are such people given a chair as a retirement present?