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Often used in the same context:
cutbacks,
furloughs,
redundancies,
downsizing,
cuts,
retrenchments,
closings,
hiring freeze,
wage freeze,
buyouts,
closures,
reductions,
jobs,
retirements,
shutdowns,
restructuring,
shuttering,
hiring,
downturn,
reorganization,
rehires,
headcount,
severance,
bankruptcies,
recession,
chopping block,
workforce,
consolidation,
firings,
slowdown,
staffing,
excessing,
proration,
employees,
shakeup,
reassignment,
unionization,
attrition,
terminations,
shortfall,
midyear,
budget,
payroll,
walkout,
nonunion,
axing,
hikes,
vacancies,
nonproduction,
downgrades,
departures,
pink slip,
employes,
increases,
merger,
collective bargaining,
retirees,
union,
giveback,
retraining,
shakeout,
liquidation,
paychecks,
overcapacity,
reshuffling,
redeployment,
employment,
workweek,
unemployment rate,
declines,
disincorporation,
markdowns,
machinists,
salaries,
employers,
realignment,
curtailment,
unemployment,
absences,
outages,
falloff,
workers,
exodus,
openings,
insolvencies,
biennium,
lockout,
losses,
sabbaticals,
holdback,
bargaining,
slashings,
red ink,
deindustrialization,
absenteeism,
stimulus,
picketing,
defaults,
outsourcing,
insolvency,
evacuations,
wages,
layoff,
dismissals,
stoppages,
downturns,
expulsions,
relocations,
withdrawals,
shortfalls,
expropriations,
resignations,
cancellations,
cutback
Also try:
— Adjectives for layoffs:
massive,
temporary,
more,
permanent,
seasonal,
scale,
major,
large,
widespread,
frequent,
further,
more...
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