Sentence examples for job terminations from inspiring English sources

He wants to loosen rigid rules on job terminations for full-time staff.

A headline on Saturday about efforts by businesses and the government in Japan to loosen rigid restrictions on job terminations for full-time employees misstated, in some editions, the nature of the restrictions.

The story noted that despite numerous customer complaints, job terminations and a six-week suspension by the New York Stock Exchange in 1995 for unauthorized customer trading, Mandell was still in the securities business.

Then in March of 1996, the Wall Street Journal wrote a front-page story about him, citing past customer complaints, his succession of job terminations and a suspension by the New York Stock Exchange for unauthorized trading.

And the powerful, if largely anonymous, body that keeps those officials in line, using the threat of hefty fines and even job termination, is the city's Conflicts of Interest Board.

He is trim at the age of 51, with a gray-flecked brush cut and a certain kinship with Ryan Bingham, the job termination expert played by George Clooney in "Up in the Air".

For blue-chip athletes or white-collar workers, "it's a very similar transition after a career or job termination," said Bob Tewksbury, a sports psychologist who was drafted by the Yankees and pitched for 13 major league seasons.

Not counting workers ultimately cleared of all disciplinary charges, the state still manages to fire only about a quarter of those recommended for job termination, a rate that has not budged.

The 2011 article, based on employee disciplinary records obtained through the state's Freedom of Information Law, found that the state fired only about 23 percent of the workers that had been recommended for job termination by their supervisors.

What converted him from just another charming funnyman into a mega-star with real acting credentials was a pair of Oscar-winning turns: his lawyer with AIDS suing for wrongful job termination in "Philadelphia" (1993) and the wisdom-spouting man-boy of "Forrest Gump".

This may be because separations do not include only firings but also voluntary quits or other types of job termination.