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layoff

noun as in dismissal from job or responsibility

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The layoffs also affected MTV productions in the UK, where original shows Gonzo and Fresh Out UK were cancelled.

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The slowing U.S. labor market could take a turn for the worse, with the White House threatening permanent layoffs.

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Bostic observes a rapid shift in business leaders’ concerns, with worries about inflation and potential layoffs now roughly even.

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The shutdown, now well into its second week, has started to disrupt businesses, with some companies facing payment delays and considering layoffs.

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Last year, the gaming division was hit with layoffs.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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