English ⇄ Bosnian Chinese Croatian Danish Dutch Finnish French German Greek Irish Italian Japanese Polish Portuguese Russian Serbian Latin Spanish Swedish Turkish Ukrainian

layoff ['leɪɒf] n
polit.	mise à pied
layoff Failure, refusal or inability of an employer to continue the employment of an employee on account of shortage of raw materials, power, or the breakdown of machinery, etc. Layoff is normally of a temporary nature and is without prejudice to the worker. Use REDUNDANCY for permanent workforce reductions at the enterprise level for economic reasons (eg. bankruptcy, restructuring or technological change) affecting a sizeable number of workers. Do not confuse with DISMISSAL ['leɪɒf] n
polit.	mise à pied
layoff ['leɪɒf] adj.
lab.law.	chômage technique; chômage temporaire; licenciement
stat., el.	puissance excédentaire

layoff: 14 phrases in 7 subjects

British usage, not spelling	1
Economy	2
Finances	4
Labor law	2
Politics	2
Statistics	2
Transport	1