Sentence examples for impending layoff from inspiring English sources

She left her grant-funded molecular biology research job in 2007, just ahead of an impending layoff.

It also hinted at impending layoffs.

They worked on this deal even though their members are angry about impending layoffs.

But rumors of impending layoffs had swirled for weeks, although estimates varied widely.

The union's president, Kenneth Brynien, made clear that the impending layoffs were a driving force in reaching the deal.

Was he unaware of the impending layoffs of tens of thousands of Wall Street employees on top of the growing numbers of unemployed workers throughout the United States?

So far, he said, despite reports of recent and impending layoffs, the local economy has "yet to show any real weakness".

Ms. Brown would tear up long-planned issues at the last moment, according to a staff member involved in production, who declined to speak on the record because of the impending layoffs.

WASHINGTON — The Energy Department asked the Solyndra solar equipment company to delay an announcement about impending layoffs until after last year's midterm elections, according to a memo by the Republican staff of the House subcommittee that will call the energy secretary to testify Thursday about a government loan to Solyndra.

As news of the impending layoffs began to sink in, Ms. Sherwood found herself thinking back to her college graduation, when some of her relatives told her she was too smart to become a teacher, as opposed to, say, a doctor or an engineer.

Facing a $62 million budget shortfall and the impending layoffs of 557 employees, the commissioner of the city's Administration for Children's Services vowed on Monday not to let caseloads rise above an average of 12 per caseworker, saying that would be unacceptably high.