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Now half had to be laid off.

How many teachers will have to be laid off?

Even if you have it in writing. You can be laid off, right?

100,000 federal workers will be laid off to reduce the deficit.

the Human Resource Department says that four employees will be laid off.

I just heard that seven people are going to be laid off next month.

If a recession is beginning and employees have to be laid off, a dedicated workforce might be a weakness.

Hey, just between you and me. I heard three of us will be laid off in our office.

By April 1st 500,000 Cubans will be laid off from their state jobs and encouraged to make their own living in small businesses.

Some schools could lose half their teachers because of a policy that requires the last teachers hired to be laid off first, regardless of merit.

Cuts in the education budget will probably shorten the school year by a week, require teachers to be laid off and cause classes to get bigger.

Earlier this year, he warned Cubans that 20% of those working for the state (almost a million people) will likely be laid off or given new roles.

During this course, it is unavoidable that partial employees will be laid off or transferred to other posts, and this will bring them temporary difficulties.

Workers in that age group are less likely to be laid off, but those who do lose their jobs tend to be out of work far longer than younger workers.

They do not try very hard to meet their employer's expectations and so are quick to be laid off in bad times, or their search for employment is lackluster.