Correct spellings for LAI-OFF
- laid-off After the company's profits began to dwindle, Jake was unfortunately laid-off from his job.
If you typed "lai-off" instead of "layoff", don't fret! Auto-correct can be tricky. Ensure the correct spelling by replacing it with "layoff", which refers to employees being let go by a company. Double-checking spellings is key to avoiding misunderstandings in professional communication.
