secondment
noun[CorU]
UKuk/sɪˈkɒnd.mənt/us/səˈkɑːnd.mənt/aperiodoftimewhen anemployeeissenttoworksomewhereelse, toincreasethenumberofworkers, toreplaceotherworkers, or toexchangeexperienceorskills:
借调,暂调,目的在于增加员工人数、轮换,或是交流经验技能Hisinvolvementwith theprojectbeganwhen he was on (a) secondmentfromNASAtotheEuropeanSpace Agency.他当初从美国太空总署借调到欧洲太空总署,由此参加了这个项目。
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- Amemberof the company'seasternEuropegroup, who has been on secondment in Berlin, Bratislava and Budapest, gave aninformedoverviewofpublishingin theregion.
- You mayfindyou have toworkaway fromhomeon secondment.
- Whentheirsecondment came to an end, 22returnedtotheirformerjobs, 7continuedtheirsecondments, and 14movedto anotheremployer.
- Thefellowshipsareofferedas secondments for aterm.
Promoting staff
- aggrandizement
- anointment
- ascend
- ascension
- career-limiting
- elevation
- exalt
- fast track
- free transfer
- glass cliff
- hand off
- promote
- promotion
- rank
- reinstall
- reinstallation
- subordinate
- subordination
- vault
- wilderness