rehiring

Bringing back staff

Rehiring is bringing back an employee who previously left a position, whether through resignation, layoff, or termination.

Companies may rehire former workers because they're already trained and familiar with the organization: The factory began rehiring workers it had laid off during the slowdown.

A rehire is the person brought back.

return

reentry

Coming back in

reacclimation · reincorporation · reintroduction · comeback · resumption · reunion · reestablishment · familiarity · continuity

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redemption

Recovery or moral restoration

renewal · trust · transformation · reform · reconciliation · restoration · resilience · reacceptance · reconsideration · probationary

process

recruitment

Seeking new personnel

application · resume · candidate · shortlist · qualifications · headhunter · probation · orientation · paperwork · eligibility

workforce

retention

Continued holding or possession

vacancy · staffing · experience · productivity · reskilling · upskilling · redeployment

employment

contract

Enforceable written agreement

  • benefitsGains or helpful effects
  • salaryFixed periodic employment payment
  • tenureProtected employment status

compensation · seniority · position · full-time · part-time · terms · renegotiation · title · role · department

Categories
Opposites
employment action

rehiringfiring

Terminating employment

termination · dismissal · layoffs · terminating · letting go

organizational workforce strategy

rehiringdownsizing

Reducing workforce or scale

workforce reduction · layoffs · staff cuts · headcount reduction · rightsizing

Family

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