Sentence examples for first wave of layoffs from inspiring English sources
The first wave of layoffs will come in December.
The first wave of layoffs was scheduled to take effect on Friday, providing something of a hard deadline for Mr. Cuomo and union representatives to reach an agreement.
Mr. Geithner noted that the last recession began under President George W. Bush, and that millions of men lost jobs in a first wave of layoffs that hit male-dominated sectors like construction and manufacturing.
It's likely the first wave of layoffs affected many of the "super commuters", people who temporarily came to North Dakota lured by high salaries paid by oil companies desperate for workers, rather than permanent residents, said David Flynn, director of the Bureau of Business and Economic research at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks.
But if the events of last month — the failure of Iceland's banks; the plummeting of its currency; the first wave of layoffs; the loss of reputation abroad — felt like a bad dream, Iceland has now awakened to find that it is all coming true.
The announcement was made in April 2007, the first wave of layoffs were scheduled for September, followed by another wave in October and the next in November.
This would be the third wave of layoffs at the bank, which as of last month had cut about 900 positions.
E-commerce retailer ModCloth has laid off additional staff across engineering, creative, product, producer, social teams and more in a second wave of layoffs.
Bob also invited me to join him in his unemployment seminars to reach the first wave of manufacturing layoffs that GMA had focused on, layoffs that would knock out past assumed guaranteed work.
The firings come as a second wave of the layoffs that were previously announced.
