Sentence examples for laid off of from inspiring English sources

Andria Krewson, 49, freelancer and consultant in Charlotte, spent 27 years in journalism, 23 of them at The Charlotte Observer before she was laid off of her job as a design team leader last April.

Workers pay high taxes, but trade job security for a guarantee, should they be laid off, of time-limited but generous unemployment pay that they can live on and a promise that they will get new jobs fast.

What's far more likely is that in December or January, Ford will ask another 2,000 to 3,000 managers to get packing, which, on top of the 5,000 laid off, of course brings us to the total of 8,000.

"They've laid off of me," Moses, 54, said of his council colleagues.

A year later I had just been laid off of my last real job and I decided to go back this time as actual credentialed media from then on, porn was my beat.

Take Sarah Mirza, the amazingly talented producer who collaborated with me on this video shoot, Sarah says after getting laid off of her TV gig, like the millions of other jobless Americans, it was hard to be inspired to even get out of bed in the morning, much less, garnering the strength to send out resumes.

Staving off a sale would require tough measures, including the laying off of anywhere from 500 to 700 employees.

He also spoke of flagging online ad revenue for newspaper websites and the laying off of staff and closing of news bureaus throughout the industry.

"It seems that it still does not identify the areas of cutting of jobs and laying off of people.

Members of the Independent Ass'n. of Mutual Employees are protesting the laying off of about 80 men by the N.Y.

In the case of smaller, local restaurants, such action could result in the laying off of staff.