Laid-off, Chinese vocabulary, originally refers to the removal of people or things from their original posts. Now it is the abbreviation of laid-off workers, which is an objective phenomenon caused by the long-term oversupply of labor in China. China has a large population, a large labor force and rapid growth, far exceeding the needs of social production, and the number of jobs is relatively insufficient. As a result, many redundant employees in enterprises that need to be diverted can't find employment opportunities temporarily and become laid-off workers. The phenomenon of laid-off workers is the inevitable response of the employment system in the process of economic transition under the planned economy.

Laid-off workers have the right to ask the unit to notify them in writing within a certain period of time. At the same time, before economic layoffs, laid-off workers have the right to understand and express their opinions on layoff conditions and layoff plans.

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Many workers were forced to be laid off because of the economic depression.

2. The company has made structural adjustment, and some employees are facing layoffs.

3. The widespread application of robots has caused some workers to lose their jobs.

She was forced to be laid off because of the closure of the factory, but she soon found a new job.

After being laid off, he found a satisfactory job through re-employment training.

In order to improve efficiency, the company decided to lay off a group of employees.

In the face of being laid off, he chose to respond positively and start his own business.

After being laid off, she successfully transformed into a programmer by learning new skills.

9. The government has launched a series of reemployment policies to help laid-off workers.