Quit or Fire Someone in English | Learn British English Vocabulary

The video tutorial addresses the confusion over vocabulary used when leaving a job or terminating an employee. It suggests using polite phrases like 'resign' or 'handing in my notice' instead of 'I quit.' For high-level positions, terms like 'step down' or 'stand down' are appropriate. Employers are advised to use gentle phrases like 'letting you go' instead of 'you're fired.' The tutorial emphasizes maintaining good terms and provides guidance for both employees and employers.

What are some phrases you can use instead of saying 'I quit' when leaving a job?

Discuss the importance of leaving a job on good terms and how it can affect future references.

Explain the difference between 'resigning' and 'stepping down' in a professional context.

What is a gentle way for an employer to inform an employee that they are being let go?

What are some reasons an employer might use the phrase 'we are terminating your contract'?