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The connotation is still "We cut costs, he was a cost," not "He was not doing his job well enough." Although obviously needing to cut costs can clarify which co
by byrneseyeview 17y ago
The connotation is still "We cut costs, he was a cost," not "He was not doing his job well enough." Although obviously needing to cut costs can clarify which costs are worth it.
- KWD 17y agoThough I'm sure we all know of situations where "layoffs" are used to get rid of problem employees because it's easier than a termination for reason.