Sentence examples for because of large layoffs from inspiring English sources

In all, 11,213 New Yorkers lost their jobs in August because of large layoffs.

On the commercial side, values are going down on the office-building side because of large layoffs in cities like New York, other cities around the country are downsizing so there's less of a demand for commercial space.

The company has endured a number of large layoffs in recent years, although the company still employs about 33,000 people.

They laid out the possibility of cutbacks to most weapons programs, a further reduction in the size of the Army, large layoffs among the Defense Department's 700,000 civilian employees and reduced military training time — such as on aircraft like the F-22 advanced jet fighter, which flies at Mach 2 and costs $18,000 an hour to operate, mostly because of the price of fuel.

Foote, Cone San Francisco experienced large layoffs earlier this year, in part because of the potential shift of the AT&T Wireless account to its New York office and the loss of other accounts like Amazon.com.

Ms. Fiorina went on to preside over years of inconsistent financial performance and large layoffs.

Large layoffs and purges of dissenters followed.

That same year he oversaw large layoffs after a period of turmoil in the markets.

The loss of the Amazon assignment was a reason for recent large layoffs at FCB San Francisco.

Anderson is alleging violations of the state and federal WARN acts, which require employers to notify employees before large layoffs.

Large layoffs are now a virtual certainty.