Sentence examples for Early layoff from inspiring English sources

Many, if not most, of the early layoff notices could be withdrawn by June, officials said.

The trade magazine Variety reported over the weekend that "early layoffs have already hit the TV sector hard," and would likely spread to other areas of the industry as the strike drags on.

Several weeks earlier, layoffs had led to a march that ended in violence and five deaths.

We also adjusted for past redundancies to exclude the possibility that the observed depression risks are due to long-term psychological scarring from earlier layoffs [ 37] prior to the recession.

"We have been given no details on the impact of early retirements, layoffs, union concessions.

These early defense layoffs were described at the time as "correctives" to the buildup of the Reagan years.

This move took several years, and during this same period, the University budget was decreased about 20%, resulting in early retirements, layoffs and financial cuts in most programs, including those of UCMP and IB.

After earlier significant layoffs, employment is stabilizing.

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The earliest the layoffs would be executed would be at the end of April, toward the end of the semester, officials said.

The union had planned to meet with the city regarding the retirement incentives in May, but before they did, Ochoa sent a memo to staff describing the early retirements and layoff possibilities.