re-employ
Bring back staff
Re-employ means to hire someone again after a period of separation from employment.
A company might re-employ a former worker who left for another job or was laid off during a downturn: The factory re-employed many of the workers it had let go during the recession.
Also spelled reemploy.
Employ a former worker
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
- reappointmentRestoration to a position
- reengageParticipate again after pausing
- recallMemory retrieval act
reactivation · recommission · re-enlistment · reabsorption · reintegrate · reassignment · redeployment · reentry
Renewed opportunity after failure
- fresh startOpportunity to restart unburdened
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- comebackRecovery after decline
- opportunityFavorable circumstance for advancement
recovery · reinvention · turnaround · renewal · restart · resilience · forgiveness · reprieve
Continued holding or possession
- tenureProtected employment status
- stabilityResistance to displacement
- workforceAll available workers
- careerLifelong occupational pursuit
position · role · assignment · appointment · placement · engagement · occupation · seniority
rehire
Employ a former worker
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
- reappointmentRestoration to a position
- reengageParticipate again after pausing
recall · reactivation · recommission · re-enlistment · reabsorption · reintegrate · reassignment · redeployment · reentry · reincorporation
second chance
Renewed opportunity after failure
- fresh startOpportunity to restart unburdened
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- comebackRecovery after decline
opportunity · recovery · reinvention · turnaround · renewal · restart · resilience · forgiveness · reprieve · reclamation
retention
Continued holding or possession
career · position · role · assignment · appointment · placement · engagement · occupation · seniority · job security