SHABDKOSH

yaha se kuch employee ko nikala gya h aur kuch employee jo resign diye hai unka name may month se hataya ja rha hai aur unki salary bhi hold par rehegi
unke name niche hai

Here some of emplyees are expeled & some of employees who has resigned, there name is cleared off in the month of MAY and there salary is also in hold. There is name is given below.

Some of the employees have been dismissed from here and some which have resigned, their names are being removed from the month of may and their pay will also remain on hold. Their names are as below:

@navni:
employees,
their,
have resigned,
their names are cleared..,
their salaries are..
etc.
@anuj.k.mishra:
some who have resigned

@all Some of the employees have been fired from here

I hate being person specific
But, Mr. Dev…
Thanks that you came up with a nicer word.

‘Dismissed’, ‘Expelled’, ‘Debarred’, ‘Thrown out of job’ and ‘Terminated from services’ look OK to me.

EDIT: Funny that we still have a ‘termination notice’ or ‘termination letter’ and not a ‘firing letter’ be it anywhere around the globe; formally, legally or officially in any organizational structure. Or do we have one?

I also feel that most of the indian people may not be well acquainted with this word ‘fired’ but, it’s more popular and widely used in western countries. One more thing i would like to add from my perspective is that the words like expelled, dismissed, debarred and terminated are suitable and more commonly used in school/colleges/insitutions but, i’m not pretty much sure about their usage in professional scenarios, especially when you are working in an organization, dealing with managers, employees or workers.

Dev.iam - 06 May 2012 06:16 AM

I also feel that most of the indian people may not be well acquainted with this word ‘fired’

I don’t think that is true. Whoever is a bit above average in his knowledge of English language, would probably know this particular meaning of ‘fired’ in India as well. In fact I bet more people would know about this usage of the word, than who know about the meanings of expelled, or debarred.

All the other words look fine to me (Yes, for academic organizations as well as professional ones), except probably ‘debarred’, which might be the best word for terminating one’s professional services (in all kinds of institutions).

Some people also use ‘Lay-off’ (an employee) for this, if we are collecting words ;)