lets, let, letting
to let go
phrasal verbC
Dismiss someone from a job or position
- 1The company had to let go of several employees.
- 2She was let go due to budget cuts.
To let go means to no longer employ someone in a job or position. It is when a person is told they can no longer work at a place. This can happen for many reasons, such as not doing a good job or the company not needing them anymore.
Remember, when letting someone go, it's important to handle the situation with respect and professionalism. This can help maintain a positive relationship and avoid any unnecessary conflicts.
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at the seaside café
Unexpected News at the Seaside
Linda
I heard they had to let go some staff due to budget cuts.
Timothy
That's unfortunate. I hope everyone finds new opportunities soon.
Linda
Yeah, it's tough, especially in such a beautiful place.
Timothy
True, but sometimes change can lead to better things.
in a shopping center
A Surprising Encounter
Nancy
I just ran into Tom; he seemed a bit down.
David
Yeah, I heard he was let go from his job last week.
Nancy
That's tough. He was really dedicated.
David
I know, but I'm sure he'll find something soon.
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Similar to "to let go":
- 1dismiss
- 2fire
