"transfer employees" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to moving employees from one job or department to another within a company or organization. Example: The company decided to transfer employees from their sales department to their marketing department in order to better utilize their skills and improve overall performance.
Mr. Santana also plans to transfer employees to distant posts, like the Amazon.
The visas are intended to allow companies to transfer employees from a foreign branch or subsidiary to company offices in the United States.
They might, however, have designs invisible to you — the ability to rapidly transfer employees into positions for which this training is essential, for example.
But if managers cannot get raises for or transfer employees without adequate documentation, they will soon learn the need to follow through.
The New York Power Authority is continuing to transfer employees to White Plains, with 300 workers from its Manhattan offices coming to Westchester by the end of the year.
And Telefónica and other large companies like Goodyear often transfer employees who have worked on the lean startup project over to a business group for roll-out, even if just temporarily.
Companies can mitigate critical worker shortages by transferring employees into open jobs.
To minimize the move's impact, P.& G. mapped out a phased entry, transferring employees over 18 months.
That is mainly because transferred employees too often find themselves owning two homes — one in the old location and one in the new — and paying two mortgages.
Transferring employees shall receive notice of their position assignments not later than 120 days after the effective date of their transfer.
TheStreet.com, also citing an internal memo on Friday, reports that Morgan Stanley is moving to beef up the alternative investments aspect of its asset management business, by transferring employees and making hires from outside the firm.
