Sentence examples for employer cutbacks from inspiring English sources

The number of Americans without health insurance in 2002 rose to 43.6 million, or about 15% of the population, as an additional 2.4 million people lost coverage due to unemployment and employer cutbacks in coverage.

Health benefits are increasingly under attack by American employers, and cutbacks in these benefits are the most common reason for strikes.

If an employee loses a job because his employer is making cutbacks, his first thought would probably not be, oh, well, time for a life of crime.

Employers say these cutbacks are necessary given the high cost of providing benefits.

That may happen to some extent, but many middle-class families clearly need help in the wake of cutbacks in employer health benefits.

Begun by Leroy Grumman and a handful of others at the start of the depression, the company, which quickly outgrew the showroom and moved elsewhere, grew to become a major manufacturer of military aircraft and was Long Island's largest private employer until defense contract cutbacks of the 1980's.

This tendency has led to higher insurance premiums, cutbacks in employer health plans and a rise in the number of uninsured.

The looming cutbacks in employer matches likely will turn up the volume on this debate.

Unfortunately, employers are making big cutbacks on these kinds of perks.

The announcement comes just seven years after the International Business Machines Corporation, the lower Hudson Valley's largest private employer, rocked the region with large-scale cutbacks.

The inquiries have helped to expose systemic problems in a 165-member police force in a tough city of 62,000 that still aches from the extensive cutbacks at General Electric, its dominant employer.