Long before it closed its doors, in 2004, it had repeatedly cancelled seasons and imposed layoffs.
He also imposed layoffs, and he raised standards with respect to both throughput and error-free performance.
Among those that have imposed layoffs are the Cincinnati Art Museum, the St. Louis Art Museum, the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
The Post-Intelligencer, which had said it had no plans to impose layoffs because of the strike, reached that point with tonight's vote.
If a company wants to impose layoffs, it must come up with a "social plan" that protects the jobs of older workers and people responsible for supporting families.
She described this as a product of the unions that represent 10,000 of Jackson's roughly 12,000 employees, though some hospital administrators have blamed county officials as lacking the will to impose layoffs.
According to Eddie Shee, the vice president of the Hong Kong Professional Teachers Unionn, some teachers have gone on hunger strike to protest the government's decision to impose layoffs rather than allow class sizes to shrink.
More than 230 mayors are in Washington for the winter meeting of the United States Conference of Mayors, and many said they had been forced to impose layoffs, furloughs, service reductions and fee increases to deal with falling municipal revenue.
Among the museums that have imposed layoffs are the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, which has also reduced its director's salary.
David Mosena, president of the Museum of Science and Industry, said the museum had reduced salaries by an average of 5percentt, imposed layoffs, cut back on energy use and planned to raise admission to $15 from $13 in January.
