Sentence examples for being reemployed from inspiring English sources

In other artistic areas, including embroidery, the Anglo-Saxon influence remained evident into the 12th century, and the famous Bayeux Tapestry is an example of older styles being reemployed under the new regime.

Even in bad times, many of these workers will quickly be reemployed.

It is a corruptible process: if you bring back negative findings or blow the whistle you are unlikely to be reemployed.

An awful lot of people will be very pleased their jobs will be coming back because they said the contract staff will be reemployed.

The policeman who used to be on duty on that corner has been reemployed to keep the children from bothering the eyes, and the eyes keep cars from bothering him.

This lack of resources is exacerbated by funding cuts, which have reduced many of the support networks built up during the last 10 years, says Marina Dixon, who previously worked as a primary language adviser at Suffolk Council but has since been reemployed as a primary partnership adviser.

Reusability results confirmed that the prepared catalyst is able to be reemployed up to 11 times.

Furloughed employees, who conceivably could be reemployed, should notify their employers if they are called into service.

While the signalmen responsible for the crash at Quintinshill were both jailed, they served just over a year in prison and were reemployed in the railways after their release.

Unite claimed the company had told staff they could lose their jobs and be reemployed on poorer terms unless they agreed to give up their final salary pension, and accept pay freezes and pay cuts, by 18 00 on Monday.

After this mandatory retirement, some workers leave the labor force or begin working for a new employer, but a substantial number of the "retired" employees are reemployed by the same employer on a different employment contract, namely as non-regular workers, who are typically paid much lower wages.