reassign

/ ˌriːəˈsaɪn /

verb

1. to move (personnel, resources, etc) to a new post, department, location, etc

Other Word Forms

• reassignment noun

Example Sentences

Earlier this year, the organization had reassigned the agents to other duties.

From Salon

In fact, according to Romig and O’Connor, it’s more likely that the improvement happened because the agency reassigned 1,000 staffers from field offices, where they served clients face-to-face, to answering phones.

From Los Angeles Times

He achieved this in part by reassigning 1,000 field office employees to phone duty.

From Salon

Sears has already reassigned her campaign manager, Will Archer, and her political director, Richard Wagner, recently left the campaign.

From Salon

Erica Grow Cei, a spokesperson for the National Weather Service, said the agency is addressing the vacancies triggered by buyouts by temporarily reassigning other staff to cover key vacancies.

From Los Angeles Times