unsackable

美 　英

• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)無法辭退

例句

GREECE is being dragged kicking and screaming into confronting one of its biggest obstacles to reform: an almost unsackable civil service.

希臘正極不情愿地面對改革之路上最大的障礙：固若金湯的公務(wù)員體系。

Teachers do not turn up, and even the worst are unsackable: as civil servants, their jobs are constitutionally protected.

教師缺席，但最差的都不會遭解雇：這就如公務(wù)員的工作，永遠不會下崗。

At many Latin American public universities students pay nothing, staff are unsackable, and the curriculum is old-fashioned and politicised.

在許多拉美公立大學，學生不用繳費，教工不會下崗，課程老舊而且政治化。

And the situation in France Telecom was exacerbated by the fact that so many workers were unsackable.

并且法國電信的局勢由于不能解雇如此多的員工而惡化。

Mr Obama will want an ally on the Supreme Court; but as Mr Souter's career attests, unsackable judges make unpredictable allies.

奧巴馬將希望在最高法院擁有一個盟友；但是就像蘇特法官的職業(yè)經(jīng)歷所證明的那樣，無法解雇的法官們與誰結(jié)盟難以預(yù)測。

Many medical staff are in essence unsackable civil servants. Absenteeism is rife.

許多人員實際上都是端著鐵飯碗的公務(wù)員，曠工現(xiàn)象非常普遍。

But papa also keeps the household afloat: his children have a keen interest in labour laws that keep their parent unsackable.

但是爸爸也勤儉持家，生活尚可：他的孩子們對于能保住他們父母鐵飯碗的勞動法有著濃厚的興趣。