rehire (Meaning)
rehire (v. t.)
To hire again.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rehire
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rehire Sentence Examples
- The company intends to rehire workers laid off during the economic downturn.
- The manager expressed interest in rehiring the former employee due to their exceptional performance.
- The candidate was not rehired due to concerns about their lack of recent experience.
- The policy prohibits rehiring employees who have been terminated for misconduct.
- After a lengthy probationary period, the employee was rehired as a permanent staff member.
- The organization offered to rehire the retired executive as a consultant.
- The rehire process typically involves a review of the candidate's qualifications and references.
- The company decided to rehire the salesperson who had previously resigned to explore other opportunities.
- The employee's outstanding performance during their previous tenure made them an ideal candidate for rehire.
- The rehire agreement included a probationary period to assess the employee's suitability for the role.
FAQs About the word rehire
To hire again.
reemployment, rehiring, recall, callback,,
axe, dismissal, furlough, ax, discharge, layoff, furlough, ax, discharge, layoff
The company intends to rehire workers laid off during the economic downturn.
The manager expressed interest in rehiring the former employee due to their exceptional performance.
The candidate was not rehired due to concerns about their lack of recent experience.
The policy prohibits rehiring employees who have been terminated for misconduct.
