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/riːˌæsɪɡnˈmɛnt/ · re.as.sign.ment
noun
- The act of reassigning or transferring an individual, task, or responsibility to a different person, position, or location. The company underwent a major reassignment of employees to different departments to meet the changing needs of the market.
- A new assignment or task given to an individual after a previous one has been completed or terminated. After completing her previous project, she received a reassignment to work on a new marketing campaign.
verb
- To transfer or reassign an individual, task, or responsibility to a different person, position, or location. The manager will reassign the team members to work on different projects to meet the deadline.
- To give a new assignment or task to an individual after a previous one has been completed or terminated. The teacher will reassign the student to a different class to better suit their learning needs.
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Did you know? The term 'reassignment' is commonly used in business and organizational settings to refer to the process of adjusting personnel or tasks to meet changing needs or goals.