Meanings of sacking people in English

For Howard, getting the senior talent right is critical: We, as a sector, are not very good at sacking people.

And sacking people on telly is even less funny today when so many people are poised to be really fired.

The result was a massive squeeze on company revenue and profits, and no ability to cut costs except by sacking people.

Too many people think that better productivity is primarily about simply sacking people -and ordering the remaining people to work harder.

Does she set the bar so low that she has to keep sacking people for relatively minor offences, just to look fair?

IT MAY sound like an urban myth but some managers have actually resorted to sacking people in the recession by phone or text messages.

Sacking people is always a ghastly business, but so is failure to promote in accordance with the person's estimation of themselves.

Sacking people is not the answer to dealing with the issue of overspending in the health service, Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe has said.