SACKING Meaning and
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Sacking is a noun that refers to the act of removing someone from their employment or position in an abrupt and forceful manner. It typically occurs as a result of poor job performance, misconduct, or other reasons deemed inappropriate by the employer. Sacking can also be referred to as termination, firing, or dismissal.
Sacking generally involves the employer or management making a decision to end the employment relationship with an individual, and it is often accompanied by a formal notification or termination letter outlining the reasons for the dismissal. The act of sacking can be challenging and distressing for the person being terminated, as it may result in the loss of income, social status, and possibly their livelihood.
Sacking can happen in various professional settings, including businesses, organizations, government entities, educational institutions, and sports teams. It can occur at any level of employment, from entry-level positions to high-ranking executives. The reasons for sacking can range from unsatisfactory job performance, repeated violations of company policies, ethical misconduct, breach of contract, insubordination, or even budgetary constraints resulting in downsizing.
Sacking is a legal action, subject to employment laws and regulations set by the governing authorities of a particular jurisdiction. Employers are often required to provide notice or compensation to the terminated individuals, depending on the specific laws in place. The fairness, legality, and due process in carrying out a sacking vary by country and can be subject to legal challenges if not executed in accordance with established labor laws.
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The coarse cloth of which sacks or bags are made.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for SACKING
Etymology of SACKING
The word "sacking" has multiple etymological origins depending on its context. Here are some possible etymologies:
1. Sacking as a material:
- The term "sacking" comes from the Middle English word "sak", which means a large bag or sack made from coarse material.
- The Old Norse word "sakk" also refers to a bag or sack, which could have influenced the English term.
2. Sacking as a verb meaning to dismiss from a job:
- The verb "sack" is derived from the French word "sac", meaning to dismiss or expel.
- This French usage was further influenced by Latin, where "sacca" means a bag or sack, and "saccus" refers to a large bag.
Similar spelling words for SACKING
Conjugate verb Sacking
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