Sentence examples for eliminating workers from inspiring English sources

By eliminating workers and shedding assets, Mr Dunlap was able to save $225m a year.

Or they have consolidated operations in one or two sites instead of a dozen, as Procter itself has done in the production of detergents, eliminating workers in the process.

That's the basic contradiction of our new Uber-capitalism, a model that somehow thinks it can make a profit by providing services while eliminating workers.

Just days ago, 50 newsroom jobs were eliminated; workers did not expect more sacrifice so soon.

Seniority protection is dear to labor unions, who say that without it, employers would use layoffs to eliminate workers who make the most money.

Looking at East European experience, we decided from the beginning that it was impossible to eliminate workers' shares in enterprises, because that would clog up the process.

Adedy, the public sector umbrella union that organized the walkout, said government efforts to reduce the 600,000-strong 600,000-strong Civil Servicemerciless plan" to eliminate waskers' righthe

Lee Adler, a labor law expert at Cornell, said Walker's proposals would eliminate workers' rights and make it more difficult for people to join the middle class.

Instead, workers would be laid off based on seniority in their individual department, making it easier for the city to eliminate workers in an entire department it no longer deems necessary.

If those overcompensated and overpaid chief executive officers (Executive Compensation, May 14) would forgo a tiny portion of their inflated pay, some of those laid-off, downsized and eliminated workers could still be employed.

At radio stations in many cities the company has developed the "studio envelope," housing all of its stations at one site to let them eliminate workers and share management, studios, news and sales forces.