Collocations for redundancy - noun
ADJECTIVE
large-scale,
major,
mass,
massive
The closure of the mine led to large-scale redundancies.
The closure of the mine led to large-scale redundancies.
possible,
threatened
compulsory, voluntary
staff
further
compulsory, voluntary
staff
further
VERB + redundancy
make
The bank will be making 3 500 redundancies over the next five years.
The bank will be making 3 500 redundancies over the next five years.
lead to,
result in
avoid
announce
rule out
be threatened by, be threatened with, face
Sixty workers at the factory face redundancy.
avoid
announce
rule out
be threatened by, be threatened with, face
Sixty workers at the factory face redundancy.
be offered
accept, take, volunteer for
34 members of staff have taken voluntary redundancy.
accept, take, volunteer for
34 members of staff have taken voluntary redundancy.
redundancy + NOUN
programme
notice
Redundancy notices have been sent to 200 workers.
notice
Redundancy notices have been sent to 200 workers.
package,
terms
money, pay, payment
costs
Most of the companies' losses stemmed from redundancy costs.
money, pay, payment
costs
Most of the companies' losses stemmed from redundancy costs.