Sentence examples for because of layoffs from inspiring English sources

California showed an increase of 4,393 claims because of layoffs in the service industry.

The largest increases came in California, up 8,351 because of layoffs in service industries and manufacturing, and Michigan, up by 3,175 because of layoffs in the auto industry.

The population of Leoben declined in the late 20th century because of layoffs in mining and other industries.

But growth in labor's ranks was far smaller than that, union leaders explained, because of layoffs of unionized workers.

Highly qualified middle managers, in acutely short supply a year ago, are now widely available because of layoffs.

The union's membership has dropped by 60,000 since then, largely because of layoffs and plant closings.

Fear was high and morale was low, Mr. Rich said, because of years of layoffs, financial woes and alienation from management.

Paul Bernard, who heads a training and coaching firm for e-commerce companies, thinks suits may become more prevalent because of recent layoffs in the industry and more layoffs to come as Web-based retailers engage in a post-holiday shakeout.

11 head count because of a round of layoffs at the company.

Although growth in the first part of the year has been stronger than analysts thought, some still think that a recession is possible because of the effect of layoffs.

AFTER three months of hand wringing and the threat of layoffs because of a $26 million gap in this year's school budget, the Yonkers school system got a reprieve when Gov. George E. Pataki came to town with a $10 million check for the school district.