Some may seek redeployment overseas with their current employer.
Up and down the country care-givers are faced with redeployment or enforced reapplications for their own jobs.
The Paris Métro has demonstrated that constructive engagement with unions is possible, and conversion of Line 1 was considered a success from an industrial relations point of view, with redeployment to other lines or roles and offers of early retirement meaning that no compulsory redundancies were required [38].
Along with the redeployment of human assets came a reallocation of sophisticated hardware.
France's redeployment has already begun, with 2,000 troops scheduled to move out by December, and a final 800 troops by mid-2013, according to NATO.
Rather, the time horizon for redeployment would be negotiated with the Iraqi government and nested within a more assertive approach to regional diplomacy.
To save money, schools citywide are following a similar process called redeployment, in which teachers with seniority are given a preference in jobs.
Port and industry people credit the Customs Service with efficient redeployment of personnel in the attacks' aftermath, shifting many inspectors to the airport in support of federal marshals and replacing them with specialists who check cargo declarations and another group that classifies and values goods.
The redeployment would undermine relations with America's allies, he argued, and send the wrong signal to its enemies.Campaign fisticuffs aside, the Pentagon's review of America's global military commitments has been going on virtually since the administration took office.
The union quoted the bank as saying: "Due to the nature of the roles impacted, there are no immediate suitable alternatives for colleagues, however colleagues will be fully supported in line with the group principles, policies and best practices, including outplacement support and given the significant challenges with internal redeployment, we will actively seek to support colleagues".
