Let go of a few meaning in English

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Definition

to let (an employee) go: to dismiss, to fire, to sack (an employee) verb
to let go has several meanings, notably: Let go of the rope. Release the rope.
Since we are in the process of downsizing, we will have to let many of you go this year. I'm sorry but about half of you will be dismissed.
  • "Edward : What do you mean, "let me go"?"
  • "Tickets for the seminar are selling fast, normally for $100 dollars, but I can let you go for free."
  • "We have no choice but to let you go..."
  • "I had to let go of a few salesmen because they weren't meeting their sales objectives."
  • "All I have to do is let Woody go."

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