"is "sacked" (means "fired from place of employment"), that always gives me a laugh! "
Whomever; I have heard this term all my life in America and around the world. I have worked in international consulting, hired and fired many people. It is a common word used in DC environment and among any generation of people working in the world and with with I have associated with since 1971-today. I have worked with major consulting firms, government agencies and small companies all over; owned my own firm and consulted too many to name. The term is often used in change. What surprises me is that people are this forum don't know the word. Maybe they are too young, in some field dominated by youth or reflection employment skewed to the right(programming) or live in caves with wireless feeds? Sacked is quite common out there in the world where people work and live 20 miles beyond their local cave or town. Hell, the dictionary recongnizes it as 3rd or 4th definition, as slang, and not as a localized or country specific phase!! Noël --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: archive@jab.org To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Did you know that e-metal is a wonderful holiday gift? Avoid the hassle this year!
