Sentence examples for redeployed workers from inspiring English sources

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

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.

At the beginning of each shift, they had to stand in lines outside the only open hospital door, filling out forms, having their temperature taken and washing their hands before onlooking volunteers or redeployed workers.

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

The planning challenge became to find ways to redeploy workers into other health care sectors [31], [32].

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.

Promoting HIV testing among health care workers, redeploying HIV infected workers away from the TB unit and ensuring strict adherence to mask use may prevent more than two thirds of staff XDR-TB infections, and possibly offer similar benefits in drug sensitive TB[ 27].

In reality, shedding such lower-value tasks enables economies to redeploy the workers concerned to jobs that create more value.Stuart Chase understood the virtuous economics of technological change, but he still could not stop himself from fretting.

UCLA's Health System, which includes facilities in Westwood and Santa Monica, announced the postponement of about 20% of elective surgeries scheduled for the day and said that about 325 replacement workers and redeployed administration staff will fill in for striking workers.

I have yet to hear where the 60,000 replaced workers were redeployed.

He said Labor's policy would ensure "affected workers" were "redeployed, retrained and supported through the transition.