Redeployment
/ˌriːdɪˈplɔɪmənt/
Definitions
- (n.) The act of assigning employees or resources to a new position or function within the same organization, often after restructuring or downsizing.
After the merger, the company announced the redeployment of several teams to different departments.
- (n.) The relocation or reallocation of military forces and equipment to strategic positions.
The redeployment of troops to the border was authorized by the defense ministry.
Forms
- redeployment
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Commentary
Redeployment typically involves internal changes in personnel or assets without termination, and legal agreements may address terms and conditions governing such changes.
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