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To be seconded means to be loaned from one organization to another or from one part of a business to another
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In British English, to be "seconded" means to temporarily transfer an employee (usually from one organization to another) to work on a specific project or task. The employee remains employed by their original organization but works elsewhere for a set period before returning.
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