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Meanings of make redundant in English

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Usage of make redundant in English
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In Central and Eastern Europe, and in South Africa, political change has seemed to make redundant the literature of protest.
The Irish Times
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Belfast's Harland and Wolff shipyard today confirmed plans to make redundant 265 core workers - more than two-thirds of the workforce.
The Irish Times
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According to one source, about 11 staff members are being made redundant.
The Guardian
4
Mr Hunt said 850 people across Adams will be made redundant immediately.
The Irish Times
5
A number of employees at Independent Print Limited will be made redundant.
The Guardian
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All 31 employees are understood to have been made redundant this week.
The Irish Times
7
Some of the workers took voluntary retirement, while others were made redundant.
Reuters
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Kyle said he knows what it is like to be made redundant.
BBC
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Shortly after 2007, she was made redundant and also wanted a baby.
The Irish Times
10
The rest were made redundant on Wednesday, after the company entered administration.
The Irish Times
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Sherry Fuller started using Universal Credit one month ago after being made redundant.
BBC
12
NZME says 15 people will be made redundant as a result.
Radio NZ
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Madam, -I was recently made redundant from the construction industry.
The Irish Times
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We're seeing thousands of teaching assistants made redundant or not replaced, he said.
The Guardian
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The employer has given a clear indication you are to be made redundant.
Radio NZ
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Management recently made redundant union reps Mark Campbell and David Hardman.
The Guardian
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