Synonyms for re-employed
re-em·ployed

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1. List of paraphrases for "re-employed":

   re-appointed

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1. Walter Kinzie:

   And now, all of a sudden they've captured my revenue, they've employed their people, they've kept their vendors in business and they have potentially opened their doors to not have 100,000 daily fans -- they can have a million daily fans, they can have two million daily fans because you've eliminated the barrier of travel and accommodations and all of that stuff that gets in the way of people enjoying these experiences.

2. Britt McHenry:

   The first thing that came to my mind was why not use one of the really talented sports reporters or personalities employed by NBC Sports? As someone who’s always looked up to SNF’s Michele Tafoya, I wondered why she wouldn’t be chosen, or soccer host Rebecca Lowe.

3. Doug Parker:

   In recessions you don't see the airlines ground aircraft like we're doing today, what I anticipate will happen is we continue to see gradual improvement over the next six months. It doesn't need to be all the way recovered by any means but say 80 % of what it used to be, we'd be flying all of the airlines, we'd be needing to employ all of the people we have employed.

4. Melanie Lutenbacher:

   Breastfeeding is time consuming, often cumbersome for some employed women, and still not intentionally supported in many work sites, less time at work provides more opportunity for a woman to continue her breastfeeding effort in her own personal space ; more time at work means a greater need for work time, space and privacy to pump and then a place to store her milk.

5. Ralph Norman:

   The PPP helped people remain employed while the government literally shut down much of the economy. Only an intellectual clown would compare that to what Biden is doing now, there is absolutely no defense for taking someone’s student loans and forcing that debt upon other people. It’s immoral and illegal, and it takes a special kind of idiocy to equate that to the PPP.