The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of new-comers choice-independence on job embeddedness, the mediating effects of work engagement and the moderating effects of bottom-up learning. In order to achieve the purpose of the study, choice-independence, work engagement, and bottom-up learning, which are considered to be related to the new-comers job embeddedness, were selected through the theoretical background. And the research model was established considering the relationship between these variables. The survey participants were the new-comers who entered the company for 3 years or less in Korea. 463 survey data were analyzed. Identified study results are as follows. First, choice-independence had a significant positive effects on work engagement. Second, choice-independence had a significant positive effects on job embeddedness. Third, the mediating effects of work engagement between choice- independence and job embeddedness were confirmed. Fourth, the moderating effects of bottom-up learning between work engagement and job embeddedness were confirmed. Based on the research findings, the practical recommendations were addressed to improve the new-comers job embeddedness in terms of the autonomy and learning.