to be laid off的意思|示意

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

如果经济衰退开始，公司必须裁员，这群敬业的员工也许会成为一个劣势。

Why is it that some employees should work so hard, only to be laid off at the end of the first three months?

1为什么有些雇员如此努力地工作，却在第一个三个月结束前就被解雇了？

More support will be given to the reemployment of workers laid off from the defense industry, the logging industry and other industries experiencing difficulties.

加大对军工、森工等困难行业下岗职工再就业的支持力度。

If you want to avoid being laid off, be prepared to state how your contributions will benefit the company.

如果你想避免被裁员，那就要准备好陈述你做出的贡献能够让公司获得哪些利益。

In the unfortunate case that you get laid off, do you think you would be more happy having started a business on the side or having spent your energy desperately clinging to your job?

在你倒霉被炒解雇的情况下，你觉得那样你能更高兴地开展你的业务还是已经花了很大精力适应你的工作？

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.

年龄达到五十五岁的人一般不会被雇主裁掉，但这些人一旦失去了工作，他们再获取工作的可能性就远远小于比他们年轻的求职者。