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shock sacking
ax a number of officials
to axe a number of officials Verb
to come out of an affair with honour Verb
to know what's what Verb
to quit an employment Verb
to fling up one's job Verb
to make a fortune out of a business Verb
to be out of a job Verb
to be a large gainer by a bargain Verb
to make a good thing of Verb
to be sick of the whole show Verb
to be fed to the teeth with a business Verb
to draw a commission on a deal Verb
to smell a rat Verb
to diversify away from a business Verb
to get out from under Verb
to rescind a bargain Verb
to dissociate oneself Verb
to declare bargain off Verb
to wriggle out of sth Verb
to remove a civil servant Verb
to discharge an employee Verb
to shelve an officer Verb
to recover a civil servant Verb
to dismiss a clerk Verb
removal of an officer
discharge of an employee
to dismiss a clerk Verb
to speak to someone about a matter Verb
to dismiss someone without notice Verb
to give someone the order of the boot Verb
to edge someone out of a job Verb
to give someone the boot Verb
to let off someone from his engagement Verb
to shelve sb Verb
to let someone go Verb
to axe sb Verb
to give someone the canvass Verb
to give someone the push Verb
to give someone the sack Verb
to give someone his cards Verb
to edge out someone Verb
redundancy a check (cheque)
to dismiss all one's hands Verb
(US) job satisfaction
unfair dismissal
to dismiss for want of sufficient ground Verb
to dismiss without justification Verb
unfair dismissal
unjust discharge
wrongful dismissal Noun, Labor Law
wrongful discharge Noun, Labor Law
wrongful termination Noun, Labor Law
unfair dismissal provisions Noun
to wrongful dismissal Verb
discharge without cause
removal without notice
to dismiss summarily Verb
to dismiss without notice Verb
(US) two-job man
redundancy of workers
to removal Verb
to be fired Verb
to be thrown out of work Verb
to be thrown out of employment Verb
to sack Verb
to cashier Verb
to bounce Verb
to fire Verb
to throw out of work Verb
severance
to throw up a frost Verb
to leave Verb
to ask for one's cards Verb
to be smothered with work Verb
post-retirement debts Noun
retiring from business
retiral
to withdraw from business Verb
cut business
to retire from business Verb
(thrown) out of employment
to get the ax Verb
to punch out Verb, Management
to clock out Verb, Management
dismissal
comb out
removal from office
dismiss from office
redundancy fund
notice of dismissal
redundancy notice
letter of dismissal
dismissal procedure
redundancy insurance Noun
date of dismissal
dismissal compensation
layoff benefit (pay)
redundancy payment
dismissal wage
power of removal
to sack Verb
to comb out Verb
to dismiss Verb
to discharge Verb
to let off Verb
to sign off Verb
to can Verb
to dismiss from Verb
to remove Verb
crowded hours Noun
rush hours Noun
peak period Noun
to be out of a job Verb
to leave Verb
to be out of business Verb
business bonanza
to take a rest (from work) Verb
risk incident to employment
risk incident of employment
dismissal from service Noun
income from work
occupational pension
to be wrapped up in one's work Verb
to gag at a job Verb
to be well versed in business Verb
work dodger
work shy
to goof off Verb
to soldier Verb
to dodge the column Verb
to swing the lead Verb
voluntary redundancy Noun
axe wielding
to give the bullet Verb
to axe Verb
to give the sack Verb
to ease out of office Verb
to can Verb
(thrown) out of employment
walking papers
to get the push Verb
to get one's card Verb
to get the bullet Verb
to get the sack Verb
to get one's cards Verb
to walk someone spanish Verb
to ask for one's cards Verb
laying- off personnel
to have no vacation from business Verb
to put out of commission Verb
gold bricking
to dodge the column Verb
to be a demon for work Verb
to give notice to one's employer Verb
unlawful dismissal
to fire Verb
dismissal of an employee employe
seasonal layoffs Noun
to sack for union activities Verb
mass dismissal
mass layoff Noun, Management
mass dismissals Noun
massive lay offs Noun
to weed out the incompetents Verb
diversion of the mind from business