Sentence examples for employment cuts from inspiring English sources

It did not disclose separate spending figures for employment cuts alone.

In many industries, sharp employment cuts during the recession cannot be attributed to a lack of demand.

In a forthcoming study in the Economic Journal, my co-authors and I find that privatisation does not systematically lead to large employment cuts.

In the 1973-75 recession, the OECD calculates, employment cuts accounted for less than a third of the reduction in man-hours.

That's true even in America, which has avoided full-fledged austerity at the federal level but has seen big spending and employment cuts at the state and local level.

As a number of economists have noted, the recession so far has involved some pretty deep employment cuts, which have in turn helped to produce some pretty large increases in productivity.

The government wants to raise employment, cut the number of unemployed people and improve productivity.

In background discussions with The Washington Post, some U.S. officials have suggested that the large number of Mission Russia employees may be contractors and other workers tied to that construction, and that the employment cut could be an attempt to scuttle the construction.

On big issues it is hard for him to stand out from other Republican candidates who want to sharply cut the federal budget, lower corporate taxes (Mr. Santorum goes further, saying he wants to end corporate taxes for manufacturers to revitalize employment), cut regulations, and increase energy exploration.

If you want to boost employment, cut crime and poverty, diminish racism, reduce energy consumption and improve the overall physical and mental health of the American people, the classroom is a really good place to start.

From an employment cut of 12,000 Seattle-area jobs during a downturn in 1995, the company has done a staggering about-face and added 13,000 jobs this year, a figure that could go as high as 15,000 by the end of the year.