redundant

Example Sentences

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“We say it’s good to have a redundant payroll process system,” said Mike Taylor, Gusto’s chief financial officer.

From New York Times

Lobbyists for the tax preparation industry and the companies argue that creating a free, federal tax-filing system is redundant and would give the agency too much power over the filing process.

From New York Times

About 110 workers - nearly half of the previous workforce - are being recalled to work immediately after being made redundant earlier this week.

From BBC

“The need to talk to a faculty member, if you will, is somewhat redundant,” he said.

From Washington Post

Days after mass layoffs trimmed 12,000 jobs at Google, hundreds of former employees flocked to an online chatroom to commiserate about the seemingly erratic way they had suddenly been made redundant.

From Washington Post