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To be fired usually not due to self fault (i.e financial instability of the company or reorganization of management levels) and fired = to lose one's job definitely. Not the same thing at all The employees (were laid off / lay off) just before the holiday
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Are there chances that both of them are correct and make a real meaningful sentence Hi, they laid off me is they stopped picking on me, they laid me off is they sacked me from my job To me, the first one, were laid off, makes a passive voice which means [employees were fired]
(here, laid off is the past participle of to lay off)
Hi again, could you, please, tell me if to lay off is a sinonym of to make redundant The department of labor in my state uses laid off as in have you been laid off or received notice of layoff? so layoff is a noun there And layoff is and adjetive in instructions for filing a temporary layoff claim In this case, i agree with the artichoke that you should say laid off, and then explain elsewhere that you were a contract employee, as others suggest
In that respect, 'laid off' is the most accurate description. Typically one gets laid off from a job until more work is available The employee is sent home and waits for their employer to call them back to work A dismissal is being fired/terminated
From a hr perspective a dismissal is far worse to us than a layoff
Hola a todos, me gustáría saber qué diferencia de significado hay entre las siguientes palabras o expresiones fire/lay off/make redundant/sack para indicar que se ha despedido a alguien del trabajo Imagino que habrá diferentes matices y que alguna será más informal
