Sentence examples for compulsory severance from inspiring English sources

The federation also said it continued to have severe reservations about the impact of introducing compulsory severance on the office of constable, particularly with the increasing politicisation of policing.

Firing is expensive, because of compulsory severance payments.

Allowing chief constables to introduce compulsory severance across all ranks.

The Tribunal deferred proposals around compulsory severance for further negotiations.

The home secretary has now given police staff associations and their employers until July to reach agreement on compulsory severance.

Today I will enter my fourth week of industrial action at the Yorkshire Post and Yorkshire Evening Post in Leeds, where 140 National Union of Journalists members are resisting compulsory redundancies, demanding fair severance, and most importantly defending quality provincial journalism.

Mr Bibby said the authority hoped to reduce the number of compulsory redundancies through natural wastage, voluntary severance and early retirement.

Lloyds said it would achieve many of the job cuts through making less use of contractors and voluntary severance but admitted that some compulsory redundancies may be inevitable.

Moreover, there had been "an excellent response" to registering interest in voluntary severance, which would help to cut compulsory redundancies, she added.

However, the statement stressed the council would continue its policy of no compulsory redundancies with any job losses handled through early retirement and voluntary severance, redeployment and the non-renewal of fixed-term contracts.

The principal, Colin Booth, says voluntary severance is being offered to all staff and the likely number of compulsory redundancies has been reduced through consultation from 44 at the outset to six.