Unfortunately, there's no built-in way (I'm aware of) for this issue. You'll have to override the onBind() method and put some code in it to extract the parameters straight from the request like this:
Code:
protected void onBind(HttpServletRequest request, Object command, BindException errors) {
String[] employees = request.getParameterValues("_employee");
// instanciate and set employees in model...
}
Note that if you specify the same name for the parameter and the spring:bind you will receive an error because Spring will try to convert a string to you object type (hence the "_").
Uze