outplace
/aʊtˈpleɪs/
verb
- To put (someone) in a new job or position after they have been laid off or let go from their previous job.
- She was outplaced into a similar role at a partner firm.
- The company helped outplace the laid-off workers by offering career counseling.
- The outplacement service successfully outplaced most of the displaced employees.
- To surpass or replace in position or rank.
- Her performance outplaced all other candidates for the promotion.
- The team's star player outplaced the league's top scorer in the final game.
- The new smartphone model outplaced its predecessor in sales within a month.