"employees transfer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of moving employees from one position or location to another within a company. Example: The company announced a round of employees transfers, with several employees being relocated to different departments and offices to fill critical roles and promote cross-functional collaboration.
Employees transfer knowledge and experience back and forth between the production line and purchasing, manufacturing, engineering, planning, and operations.
The number of people working in research and development at Alderley Park, the company's largest UK R&D site, will increase as employees transfer from other sites.
Employees transfer knowledge and experience back and forth between a production line and the purchasing, manufacturing, engineering, planning, and operations departments.
But such innovations could also be paired with flexible protections for workers, like "portable benefits". Government policies could let employees transfer their health care plans or 401(k) accounts as easily as they switch cellphone carriers.
Even with a full-time workforce, nothing is static in business: Employees transfer departments; businesses pivot their focus; and projects come and go.
Also, the Stamford, Conn., office of Earle Palmer is being closed and the employees transferred to the Earle Palmer New York office.
Saks plans to close its store in Palm Springs, Calif., and has offered the 60 store employees transfers to other branches.
Terri Rutter, a self-help coach at Health for Living, was one of eight employees transferred from the NHS when the PCT outsourced the service.
It later emerged that, in a futile and perhaps accidental attempt to save the firm, MF Global employees transferred customer money to clearinghouses and banks like JPMorgan Chase.
As MF Global teetered on the brink of collapse, employees transferred more than $1 billion in customers' money to plug holes in the firm's own accounts.
