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layoff

noun as in dismissal from job or responsibility

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But an executive order could be slow to take effect, because the Biden administration in April changed regulations to give employees a right to appeal reassignment or layoff.

This week, Mike Tyson returns to the ring after a 19-year layoff.

From Salon

Postal Service, the kind of downsizing that Mr. Ramaswamy outlined during his presidential bid — as many as 1.65 million layoffs — would have repercussions for the economy and communities across the country.

This is the third round of layoffs at JPL this year, a reduction spurred primarily by major budgetary cuts to the Mars Sample Return mission, which is managed by JPL.

IHeartMedia has undergone multiple rounds of layoffs at various stations over the past year.

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

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