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RIF
RIF n. U.S. (also with pronunciation
Brit. 
/rɪf/
, /rɪf/U.S. /rɪf/
) reduction in force, a reduction in the size of a workforce./rɪf/ΚΠ
1966 Oakland (Calif.) Tribune 1 Mar. 25/1 RIF procedures give employees ‘bumping’ rights in their jobs.
1993 Star-Ledger (Newark, New Jersey) 21 Feb. i. 14/5 I was distressed to learn that the Pentagon is considering an RIF that would potentially affect 1,600 people without consulting the Congress.
2004 T. Van Geel & M. Imber Teacher's Guide to Educ. Law viii. 224 Before a school board may dismiss a teacher as part of a RIF, the board must have proof that a change in circumstances necessitated the reduction.
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