new start

noun

1. an employee who has just joined a company or organization

Example Sentences

"The mood is better and obviously it's a new start, let's put it that way," he continued.

From BBC

“Americans, led by women, have voted to overwhelmingly turn the page on a decade of caustic, ugly politics. They have told us they are sick and tired of the vitriol and clearly want a new start with a new candidate. Kamala Harris is projected to win in a landslide.”

From Salon

This season marked a new start under a new coach for the Chargers, but they have encountered the same old problem.

From Los Angeles Times

NR's mother told the court in a statement that her son had "earned a new start" and he "deserves it".

From BBC

It did not bring a breakthrough, but it did perhaps signify the new start being made.

From BBC