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redundancy

[ri-duhn-duhn-see] / rɪˈdʌn dən si /




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The new Florida site will provide D-Wave a “bicoastal presence for system redundancy in the case of disaster recovery,” according to the news release about the new headquarters.

From Los Angeles Times

The aircraft, which has only 18 moving parts, is full of redundancy to prevent system failures.

From Los Angeles Times

The firm was expected to reach that number of job cuts with another major round of layoffs this month, followed by further redundancies until the end of May.

From BBC

However, others said their careers were rescued by the furlough programme, while some business owners said they were saved by government support schemes and spared having to make redundancies.

From BBC

A spokesperson for the NEU said "proposed large-scale redundancies will have a detrimental impact on the support that children in our trust receive", saying 100 jobs would be lost across the trust.

From BBC