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layoff

/ˈleɪ.ɒf/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o ato de dispensar um empregado ou de reduzir o quadro de funcionários, geralmente por motivos econômicos ou em razão de reestruturação da organização.

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noun

/ˈleɪ.ɒf/B2formalbusiness
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de dispensar um empregado ou de reduzir o quadro de funcionários, geralmente por motivos econômicos ou em razão de reestruturação da organização.

A noun referring to the act of terminating an employee's job or reducing a workforce, typically due to economic reasons or organizational restructuring.

  1. Dismissal from workB2formal

    The act of terminating a person's employment, usually temporarily, due to a lack of work or business needs.

    ptDemissão

    • The company announced a major layoff affecting 200 workers.
    • After the layoff, he struggled to find a new job.
    • The union negotiated severance packages for those impacted by the layoff.
    • Layoffs are often a difficult but necessary business decision during a recession.

    Sinônimosdischargedismissaldownsizingredundancyretrenchmenttermination

    Antônimosemploymentrecruitmentretention

  2. Period of inactivityB2informal

    A period during which someone stops working or participating, often for rest or recovery.

    ptPausa

    • The athlete returned to competition after a long layoff due to injury.
    • After a short layoff from studying, she felt refreshed and focused.
    • The factory had a one-month layoff for maintenance and upgrades.

    Sinônimosbreakbreathing spacehiatusintervalpauserecessrespiteresttime off

Formas
  • layoffs plural form
  • layoffs' possessive plural form
  • layoff's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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