Sentence examples for easier to fire from inspiring English sources
They earn less and are easier to fire.
Reforms last year made it easier to fire workers, so industry is readier to hire again.
This mainly reflected differences in institutions: it's much easier to fire people in America.
Labour laws were to be changed to make it easier to fire workers, facilitating the closures.
But the change also made it easier to fire workers on short-term contracts.
The new evaluation system could make it easier to fire markedly poor performers.
Alongside labour unions, the ministry has so far stymied efforts to make it easier to fire full-time workers.
He has fought with the teachers' union to make it easier to fire tenured teachers, to little effect.
The teachers' contract would give them some measure of job protection, but it would be easier to fire them.
His first gadgets were for tanks, including a device to make it easier to fire a pistol through the slits.
They are relatively inexperienced and low-skilled, and in many countries they are easier to fire than their elders.
