reemploying
Bringing back workers
Reemploying is hiring someone back after a period of separation from the job, or putting something back into service after disuse.
An employer might reemploy workers laid off during a slow season: The factory is reemploying the workers it let go last winter.
Equipment or resources can also be reemployed: reemploying idle machinery for a new production line.
Employ a former worker
- recruitmentSeeking new personnel
- onboardingNew member integration process
- staffingProviding personnel for positions
- talent acquisitionSourcing and hiring employees
headhunting · appointments · placement · selection · screening · interviewing · shortlisting · candidates
Acquiring updated skills
- upskillingLearning new work abilities
- reskillingLearning new work capabilities
- career developmentAdvancing in one's profession
- talent managementDeveloping and keeping employees
professional growth · staff development · work readiness · job rotation · cross-training · labor force · productivity · mentorship
Renewed opportunity after failure
- fresh startOpportunity to restart unburdened
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- reintegrationRestoration to a group
- comebackRecovery after decline
recovery · reinvention · turnaround · redemption · renewal · resilience · reentry · restoration
What prompts a reaction
- job creationEstablishing new work positions
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- labor marketEmployment supply and demand
- economic growthSustained output increase
rehire
Employ a former worker
- recruitmentSeeking new personnel
- onboardingNew member integration process
- staffingProviding personnel for positions
talent acquisition · headhunting · appointments · placement · selection · screening · interviewing · shortlisting · candidates · sourcing
retraining
Acquiring updated skills
- upskillingLearning new work abilities
- reskillingLearning new work capabilities
- career developmentAdvancing in one's profession
talent management · professional growth · staff development · work readiness · job rotation · cross-training · labor force · productivity · mentorship · vocational training
second chance
Renewed opportunity after failure
- fresh startOpportunity to restart unburdened
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- reintegrationRestoration to a group
comeback · recovery · reinvention · turnaround · redemption · renewal · resilience · reentry · restoration · reclamation
stimulus
What prompts a reaction
- job creationEstablishing new work positions
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- labor marketEmployment supply and demand
reemployingfiring
Terminating employment
terminating · dismissing · laying off · sacking · letting go
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