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redeployment — The movement of an employee into a different role or department within the employer s business or that of an associated employer (associated employers), often as a means of avoiding dismissal due to redundancy. A change in the terms of the… … Law dictionary
redeployment — (n.) 1945, from RE (Cf. re ) + DEPLOYMENT (Cf. deployment) … Etymology dictionary
redeployment — redeploy re‧de‧ploy [ˌriːdɪˈplɔɪ] verb [transitive] COMMERCE 1. to move workers to a different place or job: • Redeployed staff should be given consideration for vacancies occurring within any area of the Group. 2. to use assets in a different… … Financial and business terms
redeployment — n. 1) large scale redeployment (the large scale redeployment of troops) 2) redeployment from; to * * * [ˌriːdɪ plɔɪmənt] to redeployment from large scale redeployment (the large scale redeployment of troops) … Combinatory dictionary
redeployment — [[t]ri͟ːdɪplɔ͟ɪmənt[/t]] redeployments N VAR The redeployment of forces, troops, workers, or resources involves putting them in a different place from where they were before, or using them for a different task or purpose. ...a redeployment of… … English dictionary
redeployment — redeploy ► VERB ▪ deploy again or differently. DERIVATIVES redeployment noun … English terms dictionary
redeployment aerodrome — perdislokavimo aerodromas statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Aerodromas, kuris taikos metu nėra visu pajėgumu eksploatuojamas, bet prasidėjus karui gali būti tuojau pat perimtas ir naudojamas karinių dalinių, perdislokuotų iš taikos meto bazių,… … NATO terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
redeployment — noun see redeploy … New Collegiate Dictionary
redeployment — See redeploy. * * * … Universalium
redeployment — noun a) The act of redeploying b) A new deployment … Wiktionary
