laying off (of) (Meaning)

laying off (of)

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The company announced it was laying off 100 employees due to declining sales.
Management is considering laying off staff to reduce operating costs.
We can't afford to keep everyone, so we'll have to lay off some of the newer hires.
After the acquisition, the parent company is laying off duplicate positions.
The struggling department store chain is laying off employees in an attempt to stay afloat.
The tech industry has seen mass layoffs as companies downsize due to economic uncertainty.
The factory workers were laid off when production was moved overseas.
The airline laid off thousands of flight attendants and pilots during the pandemic.
The school district is laying off teachers due to budget cuts.
The retail store laid off its seasonal employees after the holiday season.

packing (up or in),abandoning, dropping, giving up, quitting, discontinuing, having done (with), concluding, breaking off, shutting off

hanging on, running on, continuing, holding on, hanging in, keeping, maintaining, keeping up,carrying on, going

The company announced it was laying off 100 employees due to declining sales.

Management is considering laying off staff to reduce operating costs.

We can't afford to keep everyone, so we'll have to lay off some of the newer hires.

After the acquisition, the parent company is laying off duplicate positions.