be out on your ear
US /bi aʊt ɑn jʊər ɪr/
UK /bi aʊt ɑn jʊər ɪr/
1.
to be dismissed from a job or position, often suddenly and without much ceremony
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After that mistake, he was out on his ear by the end of the day.
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If you don't improve your performance, you'll be out on your ear.