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  • There are different ways companies push out employees without conducting layoffs.
  • One way, per Ben Wigert of Gallup, is taking away benefits and perks.
  • Another way, per Vicki Salemi of job site Monster, could be overlooking someone for a career advancement opportunity.

If you've been excluded from meetings or asked to draft up documents detailing your duties, you could be getting quietly fired.