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- Tips for Implementing Employee FurloughEmployee furloughs are mandatory time off work with no pay. The goal is to save money for the company by lowering employee salary expenses. While employee furloughs can be a positive alternative to layoffs, they have negative consequences, too.
- Furlough - WikipediaThe first federal government furloughs of 2013 went into effect as a result of budget sequestration (or sequester) – the automatic spending cuts in particular categories of federal outlays. (This procedure was first used in the Gramm–Rudman–Hollings Balanced Budget Act of 1985.) The sequesters were designed to take place if the federal deficit exceeded a set of fixed deficit targets.
- What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Furloughs?Some furloughs are planned due to seasonal downturns in business. For example, some businesses in tourist destinations that are busy during only certain times of the year may shut down altogether during their off seasons.
- Furlough | Definition of Furlough by Merriam-WebsterFurlough definition is - a leave of absence granted to a governmental or institutional employee (such as a soldier or civil servant); also : a document authorizing such a leave of absence. How to use furlough in a sentence.
- Furloughs - definition of furloughs by The Free Dictionaryfur·lough (fûr′lō) n. 1. a. A leave of absence or vacation, especially one granted to a member of the armed forces. b. A usually temporary layoff from work. c. A temporary leave of absence granted to a prisoner under special circumstances, such as the need to attend the funeral of a family member, or for a special purpose, such as participation in ...
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