rehiring

Speech parts

1. rehiring - Noun

2. rehiring - Verb

Meaning

rehiring

present participle of rehire

rehiring (plural rehirings)

The act of hiring somebody again.

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Examples

But confirmed case counts are rising in 40 states and 22 states are either reversing or pausing their reopening efforts, threatening to slow rehiring. Source: Internet

Hughes said hotels would have to base their rehiring policy on “performance evaluations and the like…also the need for the particular skill set at this point in time”. Source: Internet

“We waited over a month to get paid and they told us that they do not know if they will be rehiring us when the hotels go back to business … that could be late May or June. Source: Internet

Some industries try to keep in pace with the vagaries by a system of hirings, layoffs and rehiring but labor would not agree to such conditions. Source: Internet

Stafford’s departure from GH last year led to her rehiring at Y&R, which surprised and delighted the fans. Source: Internet

The Workforce Partnership said this could indicate “the beginning of a rehiring wave as the county looks to implement phased reopening.” Source: Internet

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