top | item 35142512 (no title) tropicaljacket | 3 years ago Maybe your question is a joke but I assume "impacted" means laid off in this context.Kind of like when people say someone "passed away" to mean they died discuss order hn newest karamanolev|3 years ago Can we please just use "fired", "let go" or even "we separated with"? Impacted is just soft wording taken to a comedic level. lotsofpulp|3 years ago “As of today, we are no longer buying labor from 17 people we previously bought labor from”. smugma|3 years ago Fired implies with cause. In the US, it would be "laid off" and in the UK it's often "made redundant", which is itself more ambiguous than need be. ZephyrBlu|3 years ago Whoosh.
karamanolev|3 years ago Can we please just use "fired", "let go" or even "we separated with"? Impacted is just soft wording taken to a comedic level. lotsofpulp|3 years ago “As of today, we are no longer buying labor from 17 people we previously bought labor from”. smugma|3 years ago Fired implies with cause. In the US, it would be "laid off" and in the UK it's often "made redundant", which is itself more ambiguous than need be.
lotsofpulp|3 years ago “As of today, we are no longer buying labor from 17 people we previously bought labor from”.
smugma|3 years ago Fired implies with cause. In the US, it would be "laid off" and in the UK it's often "made redundant", which is itself more ambiguous than need be.
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