the.com/reassignment
Same job title, new circle of hell, no raise to show for it.
means The act of moving a person, role, or resource from one assignment to another, officially and often without asking how they feel about it.
from Built from the Latin-rooted 'assign' — from 'assignare,' to mark out or allot, from 'signare,' to mark or seal (the root of 'sign' and 'signature') — plus the prefix 're-,' meaning again. So at its bare bones it just means 'marked out and allotted, once more,' which is exactly as bureaucratic as it sounds.
- corporate euphemism
- sounds voluntary, rarely is
- often precedes
- a quiet exit a few months later
- military origin
- moving troops, not feelings
- hr translation
- someone above you lost an argument