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re.dun.dan.cyrI5dQn7d[nt7sinAus also re.trench.ment Br and Aus(因人员多余)解雇，失业He hates his job but on the other hand he's terrified of redundancy. [U]他恨他的工作，但另一方面害怕被解雇。The depression has meant 10 000 redundancies (= people made redundant) in the North-East. [C]经济萧条意味着东北部地区的1万名工人被解雇。Some of the staff will be encouraged to take early retirement and others voluntary redundancy. [U]有些职员将被鼓励提前退休，有些则自愿被解雇。A redundancy payment is money that a company pays to workers who have lost their jobs because they are no longer needed.裁员费
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