Transfer - haichitenkan (English spelling) transfer

Japanese: 配置転換 - はいちてんかん（英語表記）transfer

Also called transfer. It means changing the job assignment or place of work within the same company. In general, when a person is transferred to a different place of business, it is often called relocation. Many large companies transfer employees at regular intervals as part of job rotation. Transfers can cause changes in life and disadvantages, so recently, there have been cases where employees are given a specific place of work when they are hired, and instead of being transferred, they enter into employment contracts that treat wages and promotions differently. Transfers that are disadvantageous due to union activities or that interfere with union activities are considered unfair labor practices. Transferring employees to another company while still employed is called secondment, which is different from transfers.

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Japanese:

配転とも略称される。同一企業内において職務配置，勤務場所を変えることをいう。一般に異なった事業所に配転される場合は，転勤と呼ぶことが多い。大企業の中にはジョブ・ローテーションの一環として配転を一定期間ごとに実施する例も多い。配転には生活の変化や不利益が生じるおそれのあることもあり，最近では就職に際し勤務地を特定して転勤を行わないかわりに，賃金や昇進を別扱いにする雇用契約を結ぶケースも生れている。組合活動を理由とする不利益配転や，配転によって組合活動に支障をきたすときは，不当労働行為とみなされる。在籍のまま他企業に就労の場を移すことは出向といい，配転と区別している。

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