outplacement

Word family

out·place·ment /ˈaʊtˌpleɪsmənt/ noun [countableC, uncountableU]

BECa service that a company provides to help its workers find new jobs when it cannot continue to employ them 〔公司解僱員工後的〕新職介紹，再就業服務

Examples from the Corpus

outplacement• Outplacement services are increasing their role, with three-quarters of firms now incorporating outplacement services in severance packages.• You are being forced to change career due to unemployment, downsizing, ill health, outplacement / redundancy.• One especially effective initiative was a decision of the recruitment and training staff to turn themselves into an in house outplacement centre.• At one time he had specialized in outplacement counseling; now he was in the business of helping organizations deal with change.• Christmas, the international outplacement firm.• Everyone will, as per standing Union agreements, receive outplacement counselling, redundancy payments.• In my redundancy / outplacement counselling experience, these are the key things I have found that help.

From Longman Business Dictionary