Sentence examples for be redeployment from inspiring English sources

Mr Noble said the casino's staff would be involved in the consultation and should it close, there would be redeployment opportunities at other branches.

"Their move is redeployment and they will stay only a few meters from my headquarters.

Phase 4 is Transition and Phase 5 is Redeployment, culminating in withdrawal.

Hertz says: "If over a two-month period they are not able to reach 90% of their target, then they are provided with extra training and coaching … If they are still not able to reach 90% of their target by the third month, then we have a discussion with the employee about their options, which usually is redeployment to a non-sales role.

Under the heading "Clarifying the transition to Afghan lead", it says the US-led International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) is in the "stabilisation" phase – the third in a five-phase operational plan.The next phase is "transition" and the last is "redeployment", culminating in withdrawal.

A sensitive issue is redeployment of staff of parastatal agencies whose functions are privatized.

The move is expected to see 21.4 full time equivalent posts cut within the two councils, although employees would be offered redeployment.

She added: "While these planned closures will come as a disappointment to those affected in the regional offices in Wales, these employees will be offered redeployment opportunities to the Swansea headquarters or potentially to the wider civil service.

ii)        At RO level, a Regional Roster for Redeployment should be established as redeployment is the principal surge mechanism in UNICEF, especially for the early phase.

It's the redeployment of traditional knowledge to counteract the impacts of climate change.

He said Belfast staff were offered redeployment to Reading but added it was "neither realistic nor affordable".