dismissal
61dismissal — rite This term (from the Latin dimittere, meaning to send away or to let go ) refers to the concluding rite at the end of Mass when those in attendance are sent away with the encouragement to go in peace to love and serve the Lord …
62dismissal letter — letter discharging one from an office or position …
63dismissal notice — notification of termination of employment …
64dismissal of employees — discharge of workers from their jobs …
65dismissal procedures — /dɪs mɪs(ə)l prəˌsi:dʒəz/ plural noun the correct way to dismiss someone, following the rules in the contract of employment …
66dismissal for cause — See for cause …
67dismissal for cause — See for cause …
68dismissal compensation — A payment made by an employer to an employee, in addition to wages or salary then owing by the employer to such employer, upon the termination of the employment, particularly where the employment is under a contract which entitles the employer to …
69dismissal wage — noun : a sum paid in addition to salary or wages to an employee discharged through no fault of his own : severance pay …
70Constructive dismissal — In employment law, constructive dismissal, also called constructive discharge, occurs when employees resign because their employer s behaviour has become so intolerable or heinous or made life so difficult that the employee has no choice but to… …