Definitely means "fired." When a gun is fired, it is also said to be discharged.

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Sep 3, 2015
11:14:33am

PGVikingDad

Definitely means "fired." When a gun is fired, it is also said to be discharged.

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Is being laid off considered being discharged from a position?

prcoug

9/3/15 10:45am

In that context, no

jbcoug

9/3/15 10:46am

If it doesn't give you an opportunity to explain, I would say no

9/3/15 10:46am

Being discharged usually = fired.

9/3/15 10:50am

Definitely means "fired." When a gun is fired, it is also said to be discharged.

PGVikingDad

9/3/15 11:14am

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