reemploys
Brings back workers
Reemploys means to employ again—to hire back someone who previously worked for an organization, or to put something back into use: The factory reemploys seasonal workers each spring.
The word emphasizes the repetition of employment rather than simply continuing it.
Restoring someone's job
- reappointmentRestoration to a position
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
- rehireEmploy a former worker
- reengagementResuming prior involvement
recommission · readmission · callback · reactivation · bringing back · rejoining · returnee
Providing personnel for positions
- personnelWorkers at an organization
- talentInborn aptitude
- laborStrenuous effort; also childbirth
- employeesPaid staff members
team · workers · headcount · payroll · human resources · manpower · crew · hands
Renewed opportunity after failure
- fresh startOpportunity to restart unburdened
- comebackRecovery after decline
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- reintegrationRestoration to a group
rehabilitation · renewal · reinvention · recovery · resilience · reprieve · forgiveness · restoration
Continued holding or possession
- familiarityKnowledge through experience
- stabilityResistance to displacement
- consistencyReliable adherence to standards
- reliabilityConsistent, predictable performance
rehiring
Restoring someone's job
- reappointmentRestoration to a position
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
- rehireEmploy a former worker
reengagement · recommission · readmission · callback · reactivation · bringing back · rejoining · returnee
staffing
Providing personnel for positions
employees · team · workers · headcount · payroll · human resources · manpower · crew · hands
second chance
Renewed opportunity after failure
- fresh startOpportunity to restart unburdened
- comebackRecovery after decline
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
reintegration · rehabilitation · renewal · reinvention · recovery · resilience · reprieve · forgiveness · restoration · turnaround
retention
Continued holding or possession
- familiarityKnowledge through experience
- stabilityResistance to displacement
- consistencyReliable adherence to standards