Sentence examples for cutting severance from inspiring English sources

Among significant breakthroughs, the government recently agreed with employers and unions to extend working time while cutting severance payments.

Bezos wants to cut severance pay, too.

Its measures include cutting back on severance pay and restricting inflation-linked salary increases.

The so-called one-time charges include $397 million for severance related to cutting its work force by 8,500, and $484 million related to consolidating offices, but the biggest chunk pertains to inventory.

With no savings, Mrs. Junqueira has already started cutting to stretch her $4,000 severance payment.

The proposal calls for cutting the number of layoffs and including severance pay and COBRA health insurance to alleviate the impact on those who will become unemployed.

So the mayor has taken in recent days to speaking of the need to downsize the city's work force, and his administration sent a letter to every city agency head last week telling them that while early retirement programs and severance packages should be their first choices for cutting the size of their staffs, they could also consider layoffs.

He said the reason for the large severance payments while he was director general was that he was cutting senior staff to reduce costs.

Yet in 1989 when I.B.M. started cutting its work force and began offering some of its top executives a handsome severance package, Mr. Albert said he felt obliged to take it.

The management of decommissioning activities, the bid process, and the severance subcontractor network that operates in the GOM is presented, along with the basic cutting activities performed in decommissioning.

"I don't blame them for cutting and trying to save money because things are bad, but there ought to be a decent severance," Ms. Poon said.