White Plains still has some problems, however, such as large companies downsizing and returning large blocks of space to the market, but the impact is not as significant as it once was, Mr. Shapiro said.
But because she was part of a larger downsizing by the employer, the lawyers said discrimination might be hard to prove.
While some large firms downsized, we increased our staff by a third.
And at a time when the availability rate for office space in the county as a whole was 18percentthishis central Westchester city, which was slow to recover from the recession of the early 1990's when many large corporations downsized, was struggling with 30.2percentt of its offices empty.
Further results indicate in both genders that past redundancies were most frequent among the victims and survivors of layoffs; a larger scale of downsizing during the Great Recession was more common in displaced workers (all p < 0.001).
But the recession meant the real estate was no longer in demand, and now many large retailers are downsizing or closing stores.
If not, regulatory reform efforts of individual nations will be hobbled because nearly every pressing matter — cleaning up toxic assets, regulating derivatives, downsizing large and interconnected firms — has an international component.
Large corporations started downsizing as well, reacting to poor macro conditions, meaning they dumped millions of square feet of vacant office space on the market for sublease just as demand evaporated.
All concluded that preoperative imatinib therapy has an important role in downsizing large rectal GISTs and in reducing the mitotic activity.
"We can offer low overhead through flat rates and project fees that are less expensive," Mr. Weinberg said, "and experienced lawyers are available as larger firms downsize in the recession".
