"dispatch employees" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to send or assign employees to a particular task or location. Example: The manager had to quickly dispatch employees to cover the unexpected surge in customer orders.
Corporations with offices along the parade route reported frenzied calls from mayoral aides urging them to dispatch employees to the street.
The publicly traded exchange did not dispatch employees to MF Global's Chicago headquarters until Oct. 27, three days after Moody's Investors Service cut its rating on the brokerage firm, sending it into a tailspin.
A growing number of companies that dispatch employees around the world have developed formal crisis plans that include enhanced ability to know where their people are at any given time.
Some platforms dispatch employees to work with project creators to gather information and ascertain their authenticity.
But the commission exempted the New Jersey plant from the modifications, allowing operators instead to dispatch employees to as many as 21 areas of the plant in the event of a fire to protect the equipment.
People died because they didn't know something was coming," said Joseph Solis, a former 911 dispatch employee and police officer in Sebastopol.
The company in recent weeks has dispatched employees to look for new manufacturing in Taiwan and Vietnam after the Trump tariffs hit some Scosche products, Alves said.
But they also spend $21 billion on screening, matching, and dispatching employees.
If it receives a "B minus," Solectron considers that a failing grade and dispatches employees to fix the problems.
To that end, the company dispatches employees to take 360 degree photos of buildings and compile extensive reports on houses and condos.
Steve Welch, general manager of Groveland-based American River Touring Assn., a nonprofit that charters white-water trips, dispatched employees down that road in August with inflatable rafts to ferry firefighters across the river as the blaze raged.
