Sentence examples similar to cheap redundancy from inspiring English sources
Moving these SCADA systems to an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud allows for: cheaper deployments, system redundancy support, and increased uptime.
Redundancy is not cheap You might get three programmers and an IT guy to prop up an email service for you.
Steelworks have been handing out redundancy notices across Europe, as artificially cheap metal from China depresses prices across the world.
SGI's high-performance, highly-proprietary, computing systems fell victim to the spread of cheap Linux boxes hooked up together with massive redundancies.
Yet capital in India has tended to be in short supply and expensive, whereas labour has remained plentiful and cheap because so many people need work to escape from rural redundancy.
High energy costs, business rates and cheap imports from China have been blamed by firms for the redundancies and bosses have called on the Government to help the industry with tax cuts and incentives.
British companies have partly blamed dumping of cheap steel by China for a series of plant closures that has left one in six UK steelworkers facing redundancy.
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Over the years, the redundancy of operations drove up production costs and contributed to studios' moving projects to countries where labor is cheaper and bureaucracies less dense.
Savings: £59,000 redundancy payment.
