Sentence examples for a mobility scheme from inspiring English sources

Instead of being dismissed immediately, they are to join a "mobility scheme" for 25,000 public-sector workers.

Under that plan, 25,000 employees were to be transferred this year to a "mobility" scheme, the first step towards redundancy.

The government has called the plan a "mobility scheme," meaning that workers will have to find work in another department within eight months or be laid off.

As EKathimerini reports: The tax inspectors' union, POE-DOY, said that it would continue its protests, as the government aims to place 25,000 civil servants in a mobility scheme by the end of the year.

Before then, by September, it has to move 12,500 into a "mobility scheme" that gives them eight months to find work in another state department or lose their job (another 12,500 will follow later).

deltahedge (@minefornothing) Greece's biggest public-sector union ADEDY begins 48-hr strike; holds demonstration at 11 30am September 18 , 2013Demonstrations are expected in Athens, as civil servants walk off the job to protest government plans to move thousands of workers into a mobility scheme.

It involves an expansion of the MSG trade agreement and a labour mobility scheme to take advantage of the thousands of jobs on offer in Papua New Guinea's massive ExxonMobil-led liquified natural gas project.

Mitsotak is under pressure to press on with moving 12,500 public servants into a labour mobility scheme, on lower wages and the risk of being fired if new jobs can't be found.

At a meeting with mission heads from the EU, ECB and IMF, the administrative reform minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis appealed for a two-month extension to the deadline Athens presently has to transfer some 12,500 civil servants into a so called mobility scheme where employees would see their salaries drastically reduced before being moved, if lucky, to another government department.

This paper proposes an integrated mobility scheme that combines the procedures of fast handover for Mobile IPv6 (FMIPv6) and session initiation protocol (SIP) mobility for realtime communications.

In the third paper, D. S. Nursimlo et al. propose an integrated mobility scheme that combines the procedures of the fast handover for mobile IPv6 (FMIPv6) and the session initiation protocol (SIP) mobility for real-time communications.