Sentence examples for job reassignment from inspiring English sources

She spoke Czech, had been offered a job reassignment to Prague.

The workers sued in federal court, asserting that their job reassignments violated the federal age-discrimination statute and other laws.

But that ruling was carefully limited to garden-variety disputes about individual job reassignments in which employee speech was damaging to morale and the efficiency of the office.

Both men are tenured Unesco employees and so are theoretically entitled to be given priority in job placement or reassignment within Unesco, but they have been told they must leave the organization.

This observation could also be explained by the women's characteristics linked to selective implementation of preventive measures (job withdrawal or reassignment) [ 35].

The reassignment of jobs abroad has become a political issue in this campaign year.

Then he laughed, and said he had overstayed the job and had requested a reassignment.

A8 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Cratkdown at Firehouses Yields 4 Reassignments Efforts by the New York Fire Department to root out drinking on the job has resulted in the temporary reassignment of two highly regarded captains and two lieutenants, and in departmental drug charges against two firefighters.

Efforts by the Fire Department to root out drinking on the job has resulted in the temporary reassignment of two highly regarded captains and two lieutenants and in departmental drug charges against two firefighters at a storied East Harlem firehouse where beer and liquor were found in a locker last weekend.

But when they returned, the airline refused to accommodate the pilots' need to express breastmilk on the job by either granting a temporary reassignment, facilitating pumping on planes, or providing space at airports.

The closing will affect about 35 employees, who will be eligible for either an early retirement package, reassignment or retraining for jobs outside the company, Rochester Gas and Electric said.