Sentence examples for huge redundancy from inspiring English sources

With rules that stop people from switching jobs also being relaxed, the labour market will gain new flexibility.Spain's labour laws, which date back to the Franco era, have condemned half the workforce to unemployment or to temporary jobs while the rest enjoy ironclad contracts and huge redundancy pay-offs.

"There's huge redundancy and lack of efficiency," said Mark Malloch Brown, deputy in 2006 to the secretary general at the time, Kofi Annan, "but it's entirely the making of the member states, who want to pass certain resolutions and demand certain papers".

"We already have huge redundancy in pipes.

In the biological system the huge redundancy and the massive convergence of the olfactory receptor neurons to the olfactory bulb are thought to enhance the sensitivity and selectivity of the system.

Why such a huge redundancy?

Why such a huge redundancy is required and what does that mean for the search process?

Unless you count the 600 workers laid off last week at Sheffield car parts supplier LSUK (which has a knock-on effect in Doncaster as many people commute), or McCormick tractor factory, which closed in 2006, with the loss of 325 jobs, there haven't yet been huge redundancies.

Yet because the administration has not consulted the agencies it is moving around, the proposal risks creating huge new redundancies and unnecessarily expanding the size of government at a huge cost to taxpayers".

This might be related to not only the larger capital demands of bigger projects, but also huge labor redundancies within such large projects.

IDIS is particularly useful in providing the huge quantity and redundancy of related documentation associated with forensic odontology.

The loss-making, privately owned company is going through a huge cost-cutting and redundancy programme.