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Перевод: redundancy

[существительное]
чрезмерность ; избыток ; многословие; излишек рабочей силы; сокращение рабочих или служащих

Тезаурус:

1. There are three reasons for this: first, women dress differently from "20 men all wearing pinstripe suits", making them more memorable; second, they offload their emotions over redundancy much more quickly, making them better prepared to look for a new position; and third, because of the so-called "glass ceiling", those women who do make it to the top are "slightly better" than their male competitors.
2. a fixed-term contract for two years or more entered into from 6 December 1965 can include an agreement in writing by you to exclude any claim that you may have for state redundancy pay, where your dismissal consists only of the expiry of the term.
3. MR JUSTICE WOOD, giving the majority judgment, said that Mr Cole's submission that there must be implied into every contract of employment a term that the Secretary of State should make a payment under section 106 in the event of a redundancy and of an insolvency of the employer could not be accepted.
4. "It allows us to offer a redundancy package withoput breaking the Rover Tomorrow agreement on redundancies.
5. has a perfectly secure right if he thinks St to wait until his contract is determined, to take his redundancy payment, and then see what he can do in regard to finding other employment.
6. She applied to her employer for a redundancy payment but was refused because of lack of funds.
7. But, although that sweet may have made you forget a grazed knee when you were four years old, I have never heard of a chocolate (or even a whole box of them) bringing back a lost love, changing the grade on an examination paper or reversing an unwelcome redundancy.
8. If there is a whisper of redundancy, do not be deflected by talk that it is all in the very early stages, too soon for public discussion, and by promises that there will be plenty of opportunities for comment and debate at an appropriate stage later on.
9. Thus the absence does not reduce accrued rights to redundancy pay or to notice entitlement.
10. Unemployment remained high by historic standards (a peak of 3.2 million being reached in April 1985); but somehow it appeared to have been defused as a major political issue during the eighties, partly through redundancy payments.
11. Moreover, you need to know if you are eligible for the rights available to a dismissed employee, such as the right to complain of unfair dismissal or to seek a redundancy payment.
12. Nor does he appear to be aware of the idea of subjective redundancy.
13. As a result, a volunteer remains entitled to his statutory right to redundancy pay.