解雇 (jiě gù): to fire; to sack; to dismiss; to terminate employment

The company decided to lay off some employees due to financial difficulties, which made everyone very worried.

He was often late for work, and after several warnings from his boss he still didn't change, so he was finally fired.

If a company illegally fires an employee, the employee can complain to the labor bureau.

After the new manager took office, he fired several incompetent staff members and readjusted the team.

He was fired for leaking company secrets and may also face legal action.