Compulsory reduction in an employee's rank or job title.
1 The demotion follows a similar move by Moody's Investors Service in May.
2 This incident and Dr Carneiro's subsequent demotion has made her position untenable.
3 There was no surprise when he took his demotion with good grace.
4 The Shakers suffered demotion with four games of the season to go.
5 Stop asking about my Michelin demotion , chef Kevin Thornton tells Catherine Cleary.
6 Despite his demotion , Irisis could not think of Flydd as anything else.
7 I wouldn't look upon this as a demotion if I were you.
8 Maybe it was simply the threat of suspension or possible demotion .
9 The Times did not include a response from the campaign on her demotion .
10 Returning to his role as youth team coach, however, was not a demotion .
11 It is pretty hard to say this is a demotion in any sense.
12 That was the first time he'd openly alluded to her demotion .
13 They deride the prime minister's claim that it isn't a demotion .
14 Rambis told reporters he had spoken to Afflalo about the demotion .
15 They could recommend three options, reprimanding the officers, demotion , or termination.
16 The committee was the most powerful institution determining a cadre's promotion or demotion .
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