解かい雇こ

解雇 is the common modern term for firing or discharging an employee, whereas 免 is an old-fashioned, rarely used standalone noun for the same idea.

解雇 specifically means being fired from a job, whereas 追い出し is broader and can describe eviction from a home or expulsion from school as well.

解雇 means being fired or dismissed by the employer, a purely involuntary act, while 離職 covers both voluntary resignation and involuntary dismissal.

解雇 is the general term for firing an ordinary employee, while 解任 is used specifically for removing someone from an official post or title.

解雇する is the formal, business term for firing an employee, whereas 放り出す is a more colloquial and blunt way to say the same thing.

restructuring dismissal; economic layoff