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• v  transfer somebody to a different position or location of work

• Disturbed by the episode, Murray asked Kappes a few days later to reassign Sulick.
• The drama began a week earlier, when Namphy attempted to reassign Colonel Jean-Claude Paul, a Manigat loyalist who was indicted in Miami three months ago on drug-trafficking charges.
• The Marine spokesman said the decision to reassign the officers was taken independently of an ongoing investigation by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service criminal probe.

• transfer

News & Articles

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• Teachers object to TeWinkle principal's reassignment
  Teachers from TeWinkle Middle School protested a plan to reassign their principal at a school board meeting Tuesday night.
  June 13, 2013 - Daily Pilot
• Discipline concluded in District 186 test score leak
  Discipline for three Springfield School District employees involved in an illegal and unauthorized leak of confidential student data came to an end this week after the school board voted to reassign the final district employee implicated in the leak. The move was met with strong reactions from parents.
  June 8, 2013 - The State Journal-Register
• County readies for animal shelter reorganization
  At last Tuesday’s Hendricks County Commissioners’ meeting, the decision was made to remove long-time county employee Mary Anne Lewis from her position as Hendricks County Animal Shelter Director and reassign her strictly to animal control duties.
  June 6, 2013 - Hendricks County Flyer

Quotes

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• Tony La Russa in Tot Holmes (registration)
  Well, I just told him: Izzy gave up three, Franklin gave up some, but we are going to reassign him: to minor league camp,La Russa explained.
• Annabel Goldie in BBC News
  But Ms Goldie said: "The SNP election manifesto could not have been clearer. The pledge was not to reassign existing officers, but to recruit 1,000 more."