Visszahelyezés

Visszahelyezés is a Hungarian noun meaning the act of returning something to its previous place, position, or state after it has been displaced or altered. The term is formed from vissza- “back” and helyezés “placing,” and it is used across several fields to denote restoration to an earlier condition.

In employment law, visszahelyezés denotes the reinstatement of an employee to a job or to granted rights after removal or disciplinary action, typically as a court-ordered remedy. The exact procedures and criteria vary by jurisdiction and by applicable agreements.

In medicine, visszahelyezés refers to repositioning a displaced bone or joint back into proper alignment, often called reduction. It can be performed closed or surgically (open reduction) depending on the type and severity of the injury.

In cultural heritage and museology, the term may describe returning artifacts to their original position within a display or to their original site after conservation work, excavation, or renovation.

In technology and industry, visszahelyezés can refer to reinstalling equipment or software to its former configuration after maintenance, upgrade, or replacement, ensuring the system or component resumes its previous role.

Overall, the concept emphasizes restoration to a prior state or position rather than replacement with something new.