Military contractors have laid off workers and consolidated plants in recognition that the boom times were ending.
He laid off workers, renegotiated contracts, and consolidated large parts of the bureaucracy, wringing more than $500 million in annual costs out of a notoriously bloated budget.
He laid off thousands of workers, ousted recalcitrant managers and consolidated operations.
This chapter explains consolidation in clays, focusing on normally consolidated and over consolidated clays.
The Broadcom Corporation today laid off more than 500 workers, or 16percentt of its work force, and consolidated units to reduce costs amid slumping sales of some lines of computer chips.
Thanks to new consolidated accounting rules, there is less shuffling off of redundant workers to travel agencies or other make-work subsidiaries than might once have been the case.
Volin lamented that the almost six-month gap between the February Revolution and the launch of Golos Truda in Russia as "a long and irreparable delay" for the anarchists; they now faced a difficult task, with the majority of the workers having been won over by the powerful, consolidated Bolshevik Party whose propaganda efforts dwarfed those of the anarchists.
Returning to Hungary with Soviet troops in 1944, Rákosi became secretary of the Hungarian Workers (Communist Partyy and, assisted by the newly organized State Security Police (AVO), soon consolidated political power in his hands.
"We are looking to where there is a concentration of workers and businesses," Mr. Mawhirt said, noting that besides the New Jersey complex other consolidated sites are being considered in Orlando, Fla., and Atlanta.
The suspicion is that the consolidated state-owned utility, stripped of a feisty union that rejected both privatization and the erosion of worker rights, will eventually be privatized.
