re-employ

verb

1. to take on (a previous employee) again

Example Sentences

The ballots were conducted earlier this month after ENO management announced plans to make all of the chorus, orchestra and music staff redundant and re-employ them for six months of the year.

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The ballots were conducted after ENO management announced plans to make all of the chorus, orchestra and music staff redundant and re-employ them for six months of the year.

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When he later agreed to buy the yard, he said there were "no sweeteners" - but that he insisted on a letter from Alex Salmond promising a £12m order for a small CalMac ferry to enable him to re-employ the workers.

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It came after the transport secretary gave P&O "one final opportunity" to re-employ staff on their previous wages.

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On Monday, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said the company's boss had been given "one final opportunity" to re-employ sacked staff on their previous salaries.

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