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furloughing's Usage Examples:

Entertainment — the company that runs Jazz, Bees and Megaplex Theaters — furloughing 40% of workforce".

At that time, most federal departments and agencies began furloughing their employees in order to meet their spending cut targets.

Layoffs were to begin after September 2010, furloughing the pilot group to around 500 pilots (down to a 1999 date of hire).

Initially the Confederacy employed a policy of furloughing wounded soldiers to return home for recovery.

annual appropriation bills or a CR, federal agencies must shut down, furloughing their employees.

placed the New Orleans campus on probation and the university began furloughing employees.

discussed for staffing would’ve been “a hiring freeze in place and the furloughing of permanent staff.

studio and office operations at 28 West Scribner Avenue in DuBois, and furloughing the staff of about a dozen employees.

"Southend United: PFA "extremely disappointed" by handling of furloughing players".

"261 hospitals furloughing workers in response to COVID-19".

After furloughing its US workers in late March 2013, Fisker Automotive filed for bankruptcy.

On August 15, 2012, Ryan announced it would be furloughing approximately 30 pilots and 60 flight attendants throughout the coming.

Capilouto refused to take a pay cut despite the University of Kentucky furloughing 1500 healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Synonyms:

leave of absence, leave,

Antonyms:

oblige, accept, welcome,