Sentence examples for So layoffs from inspiring English sources
So layoffs are starting to look more attractive.
Our recovery plan had provisions for unemployment insurance, for food stamps, what we just saw today, grants and assistance to states so layoffs aren't compounded.
Shouldn't the strategy be to do it right the first time so layoffs don't become a regular occurrence?
Another 1,800 or so layoffs will come after space shuttle Atlantis lands in July, ending the 30-year program.
Regardless of the business climate, companies are always looking to reduce expenses and labor is one of the highest, so layoffs will continue.
By comparison, "privately held agencies could try to ride things out," he added, without making so many layoffs so quickly.
Dead miners, toxic toys and so many layoffs they're no longer news are ample reason.
Even so, the layoffs, which began on June 27, left Zebco's unionized workers, who are mostly women, perplexed and angry.
The WARN Act, requiring 60 days' notice, is a good way to establish some ground rules so that layoffs are fair to everyone.
Many of the truckers have worked at the plant for decades, and they said that they considered it a kind of family trust, so the layoffs had been a painful and unexpected blow.
