Sentence examples for redeploy workers from inspiring English sources

And Engie will seek to redeploy workers from Hazelwood to the Loy Yang B station that it also operates.

The reason is similar to that which reduced employment in agriculture: Faster productivity growth has allowed the U.S. to meet its needs and to redeploy workers to other parts of the economy.

Simply to protect the nation from prolonged hard times, the Government must either maintain the industry, by continuing to spend money on weaponry, or pay out those billions to redeploy workers in civilian projects.

In a statement, DowDuPont said it hoped to redeploy workers from its King's Lynn's crop protection operations to other parts of the company.

Retailers said that adoption of technologies such as self-service checkout allows them to redeploy workers to more valuable tasks.

Is the day coming when organizations will redeploy workers to home offices - where they'll have no commute, and the freedom to work all day in play clothes?

But he said there would be no forced redundancies as the company retrained and redeployed workers.

"We can manage the decline of our existing fields, shifting to clean energy and redeploying workers," he said.

One of the FAA's most important facilities may have been badly damaged, but the agency quickly redeployed workers to other air traffic control centres.

Australia Post was focused on redeploying workers as it shifted resources from the declining letters business into the fast-growing parcels and online businesses, he said.

Beyond redeploying workers and building your talent network, understanding what workers should be considered for release can be equally as important to a strategic sourcing process.