Synonyms for laid-off
laid-off

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1. discharged, dismissed, fired, laid-off, pink-slippedadjective

   having lost your job

   Synonyms:
   dismissed, discharged, fired, pink-slipped

   Antonyms:
   employed

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1. List of paraphrases for "laid-off":

   demobilized, lay-off, redundant

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1. Darnell Gilet:

   Chaos creates opportunity for somebody, right? people are getting laid off and you have this recession that’s looming, the ideal place … that would have the greatest growth opportunity from that would be a platform that’s focused on careers like LinkedIn. So it makes perfect sense.

2. Nick Bunker:

   The decline in employment in December was more a product of reduced hiring than a pick-up in layoffs, employers were hesitant about adding new workers. This trend is easier to reverse than the destruction of employer-employee relationships that happens when workers are laid off.

3. Chris Agiriga:

   We have never laid off any of our project volunteers because of police arrest or based on sexual orientation and gender identity, we always treat everyone as equal.

4. Chuck Schumer:

   That means a dramatic expansion and reform of unemployment insurance ; we need unemployment insurance on steroids, some are calling it employment insurance.It must be easier to access. It must cover many more Americans during this crisis, including Americans who have non-traditional employment. And it must provide more generous benefits. Workers who are laid off should receive a paycheck equal to what they were receiving while employed. Workers must be protected whether they work for businesses small, medium or large. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats have also proposed including additional $ 200 per month of Social Security benefits for recipients, as well as to suspend all student loan payments throughout the entirety of the national emergency. President Trump, on Friday, announced that he would suspend all federal student loan payments, penalty and interest free, for at least the next 60 days. Despite the disagreements from GOP senators, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Senate Democrats are.

5. Gene McCowan:

   Twenty percent of our people have been laid off or seen cuts in salaries and it's going to get worse.