Sentence examples for cost of redundancy from inspiring English sources

He said he thought front-line redundancies were unlikely because the force was losing officers and due to the cost of redundancy packages.

We also find that the cost of redundancy increases with VLA, loopiness, meshedness and robustness.

First, as VLA, loopiness, meshedness or robustness increases, the fractional cost of redundancy for length, width and volume measures also increases.

Finally, the cost of redundancy may be energetic in that: (i) if non-photosynthetic veins (vessel bundles) displace photosynthetic tissue, reticulate networks may suffer from decreased total photosynthesis per unit area; (ii) the amount of materials necessary in the development of a reticulate network may exceed that of an analogous hierarchical network.

We evaluated the total cost of redundancy by comparing the total length, width, surface area, volume and conductance on a per-leaf basis (as estimated using the weighted graph extracted via LEAF GUI [ 22]) to the same property of the MST.

However, TMC later withdrew the threat after the LSC made £2m available to cushion the cost of redundancies.

Turley said that Redcar's £80m support package actually amounted to £50m, because of the inevitable cost of redundancies.

The Daily Mail group is likely to fund the cost of redundancies for some Standard journalists, it is understood.

Much will be taken up with the cost of redundancies.

The bank was also hit by the cost of redundancies, which totalled 150m euros.

As well as supporting the cost of redundancies, Mr Reed said the money would be used to extend consultant cover in the hospital's Emergency Assessment Unit to weekends.