Boolean naming convention

I have a class that stores the data related to all employees in a particular department.
In this class, I am having a list of employees and other fields.
Also, I am having a property which returns a bool, indicating whether an employee exists or not. I am a bit confused regarding the naming of this property.

class Employee_Details
{
  #region Private Fields
  private List employees;
  #endregion

  #region Fields
  // Gets a value indicating whether an employee exists
  public bool DoesEmployeeExists  // what should be the name of this property?
  {
    get
    {
      return this.employees.Any();
    }
  }
  #endregion      
}

Is the property name DoesEmployeeExists correct, or should I use any other name?

I would use simply HasEmployees.

In case of Boolean, I always try to use hasSomething or isSomething. In Java, many libraries use this strategy (it's just a convention). And I like it, because it's so easy to read when you see:

if(annoyingEmployee.isRemovable() && !annoyingEmployee.hasBirthday()) {
  manager.fireEmployee(annoyingEmployee);
}

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