lay-off n. 解雇, (临时)解雇期, 关闭, 停歇
[经] 临时解雇, 停止工作, 休息
- It wanted voluntary cuts but said that if they had not been achieved by December 11 they would be compulsory. Unions were offered an alternative: a six-month pay freeze and a cut in lay-off payments.
- It wanted voluntary cuts but said that if numbers had not been achieved by December 11 they would be compulsory. Unions were offered an alternative: a six-month pay freeze and a cut in lay-off payments.
- Or it must be prepared to pay unfair dismissal settlements which by law represent a minimum of 45 days of salary per year worked - an expense that is even greater than the lay-off procedure chosen by Seat.
- Attorney General Dick Thornburgh's lay-off of six career spokesmen in the 10-person Justice Department press office.
- He was the team's coach and has a reputation as a thoroughly modern manager, but the time will come when he has to lay-off the volley-ball players.
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