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job rotation

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job rotation
n
(Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) the practice of transferring an employee from one work station or activity to another during the working day in order to add variety to a job: often used in assembly line work


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Organizations reported establishing numerous effective best practices in areas including recruiting, internships, retention, performance management, partnerships, organization-unique training, leadership development, succession planning, executive coaching, mentoring, job rotation, job shadowing, and knowledge sharing.
GE Healthcare held a recruitment event in Birmingham and I was attracted by the CiMA trainee programme because of the support it offered and the job rotations that would expose me to different areas of finance.
Processes and equipment are designed to eliminate as many of these stressors as feasible, and where they can't be removed, the company has a job rotation program to help prevent repetitive motion injuries.
 
 
 
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