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It’s a very useful distinction; it likely would have evolved one way or another.
by ip26 4y ago
It’s a very useful distinction; it likely would have evolved one way or another.
- femto113 4y agoIn the UK they have the term "redundancy" (as in "your position has been made redundant"). Can't see that term catching on in the US but it does cover the use of "laid off" to mean "the company chose to eliminate the position I worked in rather than choosing to get rid of me as a person", and thus may carry less stigma.