P19 The Times Guardian staff facing job cuts voice anger over former editor's return.
If layoffs are necessary to meet Governor Cuomo's budget target, members of those unions could face job cuts if they refuse to make similar concessions.
White-collar workers face job cuts and shrinking paychecks even in go-go industries like technology, suggesting the economic pain is broader than official figures show.
UConn continues to wrestle with its annual budget, and last year some faculty members and administrators chose to forgo raises rather than have the school face job cuts.
Lecturers at Liverpool John Moores University face job cuts after the institution announced it would close its language and business information schools.
The banks were also warned by the head of the employers' body, the CBI, that they faced "political consequences" if they pressed ahead with big bonuses at a time when public sector workers were facing job cuts and pay freezes.
But, come on, he really ought to have bigger matters to obsess about – such as loss-making Iberia, where staff facing job cuts may not be uplifted to hear about their boss's instinct for putting the boot in.
Salaried employees in Britain could face job cuts and pay curbs but the company said it would be several weeks at least before the impact in Britain is known.
However, the film's triumph might have been slightly marred by protests from VFX workers facing job cuts, some of who were particularly affronted at being apparently overlooked in Lee's acceptance speech.
With OPM's permission, agencies facing job cuts can allow employees to retire at any age with at least 25 years of service, or at age 50 or above with at least 20 years tenure, subject to a reduction in the annuity in some cases.
Front-line school staff already face job cuts despite claims that England's schools' budgets will be protected in this week's spending review, a teaching union has said.
