Reemployment (noun)

1. The act of being employed again after a period of unemployment.
2. The state of being employed after a period of unemployment.

Origin:

From re- "again" + employment.

Examples:

1. The government program helped him find reemployment after he lost his job.
2. The company's reemployment policy was designed to help laid-off employees find new jobs.
3. The reemployment rate in the country has been steadily improving.
4. The reemployment program helped many people get back to work.
5. The woman's reemployment prospects were not good due to her age and lack of skills.