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Often used in the same context:
layoffs,
hiring freeze,
wage freeze,
cutbacks,
cuts,
biennium,
reductions,
collective bargaining,
closings,
paychecks,
retrenchments,
budget,
closures,
workweek,
salaries,
walkout,
redundancies,
shutdown,
nonproduction,
sabbaticals,
proration,
excessing,
staffing,
busing,
nonunion,
chopping block,
retirements,
severance,
payroll,
union,
bargaining unit,
rehires,
csus,
buyouts,
trash pickup,
lockout,
pensions,
midyear,
downsizing,
holdback,
hikes,
appropriations,
per diem,
workdays,
seniority,
unemployment compensation,
garbage pickup,
wages,
shortfall,
absences,
reassignment,
disincorporation,
apers,
cagit,
telecommute,
strike,
tuition,
aaup,
retirees,
millage,
picketing,
shuttering,
increases,
telecommuting,
interlibrary loan,
reorganization,
unappropriated,
county,
employees,
bargaining,
flextime,
superintendents,
serb,
corrections,
firings,
bonuses,
uaw,
freeholders,
backfill,
unionization,
picket line,
stoppage,
taxes,
flexitime,
intersession,
parttime,
de jure segregation,
demotion,
jobs,
exigency,
machinists,
monitorship,
giveback,
iridotomy,
item veto,
austerity,
restructuring,
supervisors,
carpooling,
double dipper,
teamsters union,
suspensions,
furlough,
trips,
sojourns,
visits,
cruises,
tours,
vacations,
leave,
sessions,
stints,
enlistments,
hospitalization,
stays,
detentions,
halts,
hospitalizations,
outings,
sailings,
sittings
Also try:
— Adjectives for furloughs:
day,
frequent,
short,
brief,
more,
long,
regular,
such,
many,
occasional,
few,
more...
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