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Some of those people have been rehired, but not all.

He said none of the former workers had been rehired so far.

After five years, they can be rehired as career employees.

In this past fall we lost six people; two got rehired back.

Within six months, he was laid off, but has since been rehired.

He stayed available during the off season and was rehired a month ago.

Management then decided to rehire her as a news anchor.

He was rehired in November, for a little more than his previous $20 an hour.

But workers who have not been able to get rehired still feel the strain.

He and his crew were rehired when the budget was increased.

In all, 33 percent of guild members were not rehired.

They also insisted that the hospital rehire the 12 workers.

He was rehired on the spot, and his pictures made the front page the following day.

What if they like the old-fashioned ways and don't want to rehire our people?

In May 2010, the teachers were rehired when they agreed to work the extra time required.

He is later rehired in a much more junior position after Richard gets his old job.

Often members of unions, the workers were usually rehired for the same jobs when business turned up again.

The company said it hoped to rehire many of these employees later.

The rest, guild officials said, are on a waiting list to be rehired if jobs became available.

In some cases, retirees might be able to force the company to rehire them.

She said there was a likelihood that he would not have been rehired next year.

According to the proposed agreement, the company would immediately rehire some of these workers.

Jack is rehired and forced to dress as a woman to keep his new job.

Sam, the head of the practice at the time, refuses to rehire him.

Then she and other teachers were rehired on new contracts with worse terms.