The article says:

Unfortunately, the Graph does not support filtering against the employee type or employee hire date properties (see this page for reference). If you want to filter based on the hire date, create the array of employees as shown above, and use a client-side filter. For example, this code finds employees hired within the last ten years:

thanks for this good tp!
I want to ask, If it is possible to show also a way how to count “employeeHireDate” so that I can assign license after employeeHireDate is exceeding 6 months for example.

Have you asked for Entra ID to retrieve the date for you?

Get-MgUser -Property EmployeeHireDate…

That doesn’t work me. I can see a value for hire date in both the Azure portal and via graph explorer. But no dice with Get-MgUser.

This works for me:

Get-MgUser -UserId Tony@x.com -Property Id, DisplayName, EmplpoyeeHireDate | Ft id, displayName, employeeHireDate

If I query a user for employeeHireDate using graph explorer (https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/username@domain.com?$select=displayname,userprincipalname,employeeHireDate it returns a value but if I try to return emplyeeHiredate with get-MGUser ( Get-MgUser -UserId username@domain.com -Property employeehiredate) I get nothing, why is that please? I’m connect to graph with the “user.readwrite.all” scope.