Can I say "contract employment signed"?

You can say it, but it’s a bit awkward. Here are clearer alternatives depending on what you mean:

• If you mean the employment is governed by a contract: "contract employment" is usable but more common is "contract employment" or "contractual employment" or "a contract position."

  • Example: "She is in a contract position."

• If you mean the person has signed the contract: "signed the employment contract" or "signed the contract for employment."

  • Example: "He has signed the employment contract."

• If you mean the job is temporary and based on a contract: "fixed-term contract," "temporary contract," or "contract-based employment."

  • Example: "They were hired on a fixed-term contract."

Pick the version matching your intent. If you share the full sentence you want to use, I can suggest the best wording.