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Get your marching orders

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Indicates an undesirable situation, often relating to job loss. SlideAfter the merger, many employees got their marching orders.
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A softer way to say someone has been dismissed from their job. SlideThe chef got his marching orders for the mishap during the event.
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Mostly used when someone is forced to leave their job, not by choice. SlideAfter the scandal, the director quickly got his marching orders.