1. third-person singular simple present indicative form of disemploy; to deprive of employment or dismiss from a job
Usage: rare or archaic; more commonly expressed as 'lays off', 'fires', or 'terminates employment'

Examples

• The company disemploys workers during economic downturns.
• When the factory closes, it disemploys hundreds of local residents.
• The policy disemploys those who fail to meet performance standards.
• Economic recession disemploys many skilled workers across the region.