re-employment

British  

noun

1. the act or an instance of employing or being employed again

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Example Sentences

He applied to the Tata Steel transition board, which had £100m of funds to help with the reskilling an re-employment of Tata workers.

From BBC

"She took no action in relation to that alleged conduct until a month after her dismissal and then only after her attempts to obtain either re-employment or compensation had failed," he said.

From BBC

That partly reflects the state’s higher unemployment and accompanying increases in layoffs and jobless claims in the tech industry and other sectors, but also its comparatively easier eligibility rules and low re-employment rate.

From Los Angeles Times

The proposal also includes requirements that anyone who claims unemployment benefits to meet directly with potential employers, post a resume on the state Department of Workforce Development’s website and complete a re-employment counseling session if they have less than three weeks of benefits remaining.

From Washington Times

The idea of a national register for NHS managers, with similar powers to those held by the General Medical Council and Nursing and Midwifery Council in relation to doctors and nurses, was recommended in a 2018 review which looked at how effective the so-called fit and proper person test was at preventing the re-employment of unsuitable staff.

From BBC