redundancy
Example Sentences
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The cuts came on top of 9,000 redundancies announced the year before.
Mahmood added that workers involved in the original dispute had accepted alternative employment with the same pay and same grade or had taken the offer of voluntary redundancy.
From BBC
Proponents argue that, while pricier, those approaches provide redundancy that can help keep consumers safe.
From MarketWatch
More than 70 staff and crew jobs have been lost, almost all through voluntary redundancies, Macleod says, meaning there have been some "difficult times" behind the scenes.
From BBC
Last month, it posted a 10% drop in annual profit as it recorded A$1.11 billion in one-off costs, including the penalties, impairments, and redundancy costs.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
