marg.
1 Americanabbreviation
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margin.
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marginal.
noun
PLURAL
margsnoun
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Origin of marg
First recorded in 1995–2000; by shortening
Example Sentences
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"People just felt like they were being commanded to give a lot to the company without too much in return," says Marg.
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Marg says the team spent the next two weeks working on "hotfixes" - small, targeted updates to address major issues, until management informed them that they were at risk of being laid off.
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Ben, who is a member of the union, says he took voluntary redundancy, but fellow members Marg and Isaac, who were laid off, say they were unhappy with how their departures were handled.
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Marg says they decided to speak out because of those colleagues - and in the hope something will change.
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"We all know each other, and we know how much we're worth," Marg says.
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