reinstating
Returning to position
Reinstating is returning something or someone to a former position or condition.
An employee might be reinstated after a wrongful termination; a policy might be reinstated after being suspended.
The court ordered the company to reinstate her with back pay.
The noun is reinstatement.
Returning something to condition
- returningGoing back to origin
- reestablishingFounding anew after interruption
- bringing backReturning something or someone
- rehiringRestoring someone's job
reappointing · reversing · undoing · recovering · replacing · repositioning · renewing · reviving
Founding anew after interruption
- bringing backReturning something or someone
- restoringReturning to original condition
- revivingRestoring vitality or consciousness
- reintroducingBringing something back in
Restoring someone's job
- reappointingAssigning a position again
- reemployingHiring someone again
- back payOverdue salary owed
- wrongful terminationIllegal firing from job
union grievance · arbitration · seniority · unfair dismissal · labor rights · employee rights · probation · contract renewal
Formal review request
- overturningCausing to flip
- acquittalFormal clearing of charges
- pardonOfficial release from punishment
- expungementOfficial record removal
clemency · amnesty · voting rights · citizenship · court order · judicial review · habeas corpus · injunction
Allowing entry again
- rejoiningReturning to a group
- reactivatingMaking functional again
- good standingFavorable status or reputation
- fraternitySpirit of brotherly connection
restoration
Returning something to condition
- returningGoing back to origin
- reestablishingFounding anew after interruption
- bringing backReturning something or someone
rehiring · reappointing · reversing · undoing · recovering · replacing · repositioning · renewing · reviving · resuming
reestablishing
Founding anew after interruption
- bringing backReturning something or someone
- restoringReturning to original condition
- revivingRestoring vitality or consciousness
reintroducing · reimplementing · renewing · reactivating · policy reversal
rehiring
Restoring someone's job
- reappointingAssigning a position again
- reemployingHiring someone again
- back payOverdue salary owed
wrongful termination · union grievance · arbitration · seniority · unfair dismissal · labor rights · employee rights · probation · contract renewal
appeal
Formal review request
- overturningCausing to flip
- acquittalFormal clearing of charges
- pardonOfficial release from punishment
expungement · clemency · amnesty · voting rights · citizenship · court order · judicial review · habeas corpus · injunction · legal remedy
readmitting
Allowing entry again
- rejoiningReturning to a group
- reactivatingMaking functional again
- good standingFavorable status or reputation
reinstatingfiring
Terminating employment
dismissing · removing · terminating · sacking · discharging
reinstatingabolishing
Formally ending something
eliminating · revoking · rescinding · repealing · annulling
reinstatingexpelling
Forcing someone out
suspending · banning · barring · excluding · disbarring
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