Sentence examples similar to dramatic jobs from inspiring English sources

On Monday, about 100 employees stormed an Air France management and union official meeting that was discussing dramatic job cuts.

Another period of industrial decline during the late 20th century brought the virtual collapse of coal mining and dramatic job losses in iron and steel production, shipbuilding, and textile manufacturing.

(Cue a dramatic Jobs-esque pause here).

But she read the writing on the wall for her employer, which has gone through dramatic job cuts and faces even more.

By the 1950s, Omaha was a center for illegal gambling, while experiencing dramatic job losses and unemployment because of dramatic restructuring of the railroads and the meatpacking industry, as well as other sectors.

Instead, Americans have borne witness to dramatic job losses correlated to free trade agreements like NAFTA and DR-CAFTA, enormous trade deficits and in the last decade or so, wide-spread wage stagnation, although the nation's productivity increased by 25percentt.

But lest anyone think this is just a corporate snowjob, the trailer throws in lots of full-on dramatic conflict: Jobs tricky relationship with his then-girlfriend and their daughter Lisa (denying paternity at one point); strained relationships at work; and plenty of maverick genius type yelling and arm-waving.

They went through a round of layoffs earlier this year and are making a dramatic business model shift starting tonight, by making all job listings free (and much more).

Might another, less dramatic, bank job redistribute wealth more effectively?On October 17th, South Africa's finance minister, Trevor Manuel, and its banks, insurers and investment companies presented a long-awaited "empowerment charter": a scheme to move more capital and financial jobs into black hands.

Kristen Stewart has orange hair now, but the dramatic dye-job is apparently only a temporary one.

AARP disagrees that relief for older Americans who are dealing with dramatic declines in jobs and home values, unprecedented losses in retirement accounts and rising health care costs is "a drop in the wrong bucket".