Sentence examples similar to kept laid off from inspiring English sources

AT&T keeps laying off workers, mainly from the dwindling landline business.

They are expected to keep laying off workers for months to come.

"To keep laying off and cutting down you have to cut services somewhere.

This is what can happen when news outfits keep laying off veterans, and the pressure to go online or on the air fast means stories with mistakes or factual holes just get sped along like a word bucket brigade.

A low rate of corporate bankruptcy has kept lay-offs to a minimum.

Eurozone employment was unchanged for the second month running in January -- while firms hired more staff in Germany and Spain, they kept laying them off in France and Italy.

"People keep losing jobs here, keep getting laid off," said Christopher Wiater, 49, a parking attendant at a Murbro parking lot downtown.

The continued losses in the securities industry may be a result of consolidation, like Bank of America's takeover of Merrill Lynch, and the expiration of severance packages that kept laid-off Wall Street workers off the unemployment rolls, she said.

When sales dipped after the Wii U's release, Iwata amended his remuneration accordingly – he voluntarily halved his salary in both 2011 and 2014, which meant that workers who might otherwise have been laid off kept their jobs.

Government cash helps those laid off keep a tenuous grip on a normal life.

Mr. Obama used stimulus money to keep teachers from being laid off and to nudge states to reform education so as to benefit children for years to come.