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furlough

[fur-loh] / ˈfɜr loʊ /


Example Sentences

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Most consumer prices in October won’t be published since furloughed employees at the the Bureau of Labor Statistics could not collect the data.

From MarketWatch

Even though she wasn’t furloughed during the shutdown, she estimates the risk of job loss now at around 10% or less.

From The Wall Street Journal

The customer who banked the illegitimate furlough payments received £27.3m over 13 months.

From BBC

As a result, tens of thousands of immigrants were laid off or temporarily furloughed while their work authorizations lapsed, including many working in more traditionally high-paying industries such as tech or finance.

From The Wall Street Journal

She was furloughed from the start of the shutdown on 1 October and as the days and weeks went by she worried she would have to find another way to make money.

From BBC