The phrase 'people placement' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to assigning of individuals to specific roles and responsibilities in an organization, such as "The people placement strategy for the company's new department has been finalized."
Beckett often informs us of the arbitrariness of his people, placements and furniture, but his scrupulousness is in the service of a larger, and tormented, metaphysical uncertainty.
Particularly satisfying are lotteries for people seeking placement in housing they can afford.
Until yesterday, the Department of Homeless Services operated three other emergency shelters for people awaiting placement at the intake center, which could hold 140 families.
This past fall, a heated debate ensued over the department's plan to put food trucks in Dolores Park, with some people opposing placement of trailers in the park's scant green space.
The Hartz III reform in 2004 merged these variants into one subsidy (that is still in place today and is described above) for people with placement difficulties.
I wasn't allowed to send them back to the admissions (SALES) people for placement in an alternate program or to send them home until they got the prerequisite knowledge, so there was nothing I could do.
On 21 September 1939, Heydrich sent out a teleprinter message on the "Jewish question in the occupied territory" to the chiefs of all Einsatzgruppen with instructions to round up Jewish people for placement into ghettos, called for the formation of Judenräte (Jewish councils), ordered a census, and promoted Aryanization plans for Jewish-owned businesses and farms, among other measures.
Employers could scout for potential future talent and people for placements," Hewett explained.
However, the DWP has clarified that there is a clause which allows jobcentre case workers around the country to force unemployed people into placements.
