Do you have any term for a workmate who joined the company at a similar time? or Can you use "contemporary" to mean it? I wonder if you have any specific term for it or no way but to describe in a phrase rather than a term.
- He is my contemporary at work
Is this okay to use to mean it?
Thank you in advance.
['Contemporary' does not work for me in this sense. I don't think we have a specific noun for this. I'd say, "He and I joined the firm/started here together/at the same time.
He was my contemporary at Oxford means that he was at Oxford at the same time as I; we did not necessarily know each other.
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.