In which of the following are employees put on unpaid leaves of absence from which they may be called back if business improves?

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Layoffs typically involve employees being put on unpaid leaves of absence due to a temporary downturn in business or economic conditions. They may be called back if business improves, making this the best choice. Attrition refers to reducing the workforce through natural means, such as retirement or resignation, and does not involve leaves of absence. Buyouts involve offering financial incentives for employees to voluntarily leave their jobs. Terminations for cause involve firing employees for misconduct or poor performance, which does not involve leaves of absence.

In Which of the Following Are Employees Put on Unpaid