Sentence examples for dismiss workers from inspiring English sources

French laws make it hard to dismiss workers.

Spain, he said, needs to allow companies to hire and dismiss workers much more easily.

The company has done what many big Japanese corporations are loath to do: dismiss workers.

In addition, they say, European labor unions have held up changes in laws that make it nearly impossible to dismiss workers who are not needed or not performing.

When trade is slack, the subcontractors whose overhead costs are far lower than those of factory employers typically dismiss workers without consideration.

Reforming labour markets is notoriously tricky politically, as it typically means making it easier to dismiss workers or to force them to take new jobs.

Finally, the main feature of the reform in December 2002 (Law 45/02) was the abolition of the firm's obligation to pay interim wages when dismissed workers appealed to labour courts, as long as the firm acknowledged the dismissal to be unfair and deposited the highest severance pay (45 days) in court two days before the dismissal.

Most dismissed workers "are shell-shocked," Mr. Alpert said.

The dismissed workers held the building for five hours, hurling firebombs and setting up barricades.

Tyson officials said yesterday that they recently reviewed company practices and dismissed workers without proper documentation.

The changes would include a reduction in the severance pay given to dismissed workers, as well as a longer workweek.