dutyrecall

noun
UK /ˈdjuːti rɪˌkɔːl/
US /ˈduːti rɪˌkɔːl/

A duty recall is when someone is called back to do a job they were supposed to be done with.

The soldier got a duty recall and had to return to base for extra training.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A notice telling a worker to come back to work after their shift ended.

The nurse received a duty recall because the hospital was short-staffed.

3. The act of bringing a product back because it is not safe.

The toy company issued a duty recall for the broken toy cars.

4. A memory test where you must remember things you were told to do later.

In the duty recall test, the children had to remember to water the plant.

5. A formal order for a reservist to return to active service.

The reservist packed his bag after the duty recall arrived.