make somebody redundant

Most of my team are being made redundant in order to pay for these free schools.

A further 500 were be made redundant over the coming month.

Others may have been made redundant, or can see the writing on the wall.

It was made redundant in the 20th century and is now a private house.

But the rest will be made redundant at the end of next week.

After being made redundant from his last job, he's finally found work at a glass company in the town.

The man or woman who has been made redundant may begin to feel that life is all but over.

In 2010, another 500 workers are expected to be made redundant.

He was made redundant along with several other players in March 2008.

Mind you, that didn't stop me being made redundant a couple of years ago.