out of date

[jokaec]

You are really out of date because you don't even know he has been laid off for one week.

Can I use 'out of date' to describe a person in the context above? Thank you!

 

[e2efour]

I would say that it is the information that the person has is out of date, not the person.

 

[JamesM]

"Out of the loop" would fit in that context in American English, but not "out of date".