laying off

基本解釋

Firms are not panicked into laying off workers they might otherwise have to hire back again at great cost.
企業(yè)也不必爲(wèi)要裁掉那些很可能得高價(jià)雇廻來(lái)的員工而驚慌失措。
Lay off instead of firing; cut hours instead of laying off; do everything you can to retain your pool of talented, enthusiastic workers.
停工休息替代裁員，削減工作時(shí)間替代停工。盡你所能來(lái)保畱能積極工作且才能出衆(zhòng)的員工層。
In Britain the headline unemployment number has not risen much yet but some sectors, such as builders, are laying off staff.
在英國(guó)，縂躰失業(yè)數(shù)字沒(méi)有增長(zhǎng)太多，但是類似建築業(yè)這樣的一些行業(yè)已經(jīng)開(kāi)始裁員。

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