1. to help (an employee) find a new job, typically after being laid off or fired
Usage: business/HR context; transitive verb

Examples

• The company hired an outplacement firm to help outplace the workers affected by the restructuring.
• The HR department will outplace employees who are being let go due to the merger.
• We outplaced over 200 staff members last year with comprehensive career counseling.
• The firm specializes in helping to outplace executives from Fortune 500 companies.
• They offered to outplace any employee who chose to leave during the transition period.