rehires (Meaning)

rehires

the act of rehiring a former employee or group of employees, to hire (someone) back into the same company or job, a person who has been rehired

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The company decided to rehires its former employees who had been laid off during the pandemic.
Upon rehiring, the employees received a signing bonus and a salary increase.
The new CEO planned to rehire several key executives who had left in recent years.
The company rehires experienced professionals to train and mentor junior staff.
The policy of rehiring former employees was seen as a way to retain institutional knowledge.
The union negotiated a contract that included a clause allowing for rehires with seniority rights.
The manager rehires her former assistant who had relocated and was now available to return.
After a successful restructuring, the company announced plans to rehire workers who had been furloughed.
The rehires were carefully screened to ensure that they were still a good fit for the organization.
The CEO emphasized the importance of rehiring talented individuals who could contribute to the company's success.

the act of rehiring a former employee or group of employees, to hire (someone) back into the same company or job, a person who has been rehired

callbacks, re-employments, reemployments,recalls,

dismissals, furloughs, axes, redundancies, discharges,layoffs, boots,firings, pink slips,sacks

The company decided to rehires its former employees who had been laid off during the pandemic.

Upon rehiring, the employees received a signing bonus and a salary increase.

The new CEO planned to rehire several key executives who had left in recent years.

The company rehires experienced professionals to train and mentor junior staff.