Sentence examples for layoffs for a from inspiring English sources

In exchange, they were promised no layoffs for a year.

He said Entergy planned "no significant layoffs" for a year after the deal closed.

Mandelbaum, says this source, promised there would be no layoffs for a year but required all employees to sign a noncompete clause.

Best-practice employers are encouraging flexible work as a way of avoiding layoffs for a simple reason: layoffs are expensive.

There has been some responsible reportage on the plight of New York-based strippers during the Wall Street crisis of late -- it seems that the high-end customers have been lighter lately, and the tips have been coming in smaller denominations -- and even some mention that Hugh Hefner is facing the music and considering layoffs for a few Playboy bunnies.

One suspended player who deserves no sympathy, however, is Seattle's Marc Burch who earned himself a three-game layoff for a homophobic slur during the Real Salt Lake match.

Brodeur, though never close to fat, is notably trimmer this season, even with a 16-week layoff for a torn biceps tendon.

The American midfielder Clint Dempsey returned from a seven-and-a-half week layoff for a knee injury, entering in the second half as Fulham lost to Juventus, 3-1, in the first leg of the Europa League's third round.

Note: The figure provides the marginal effects of industry shutdown rates on the probability of a permanent layoff for a worker across various size classes of firms.

"There is no plan for any cutbacks of layoffs for any of the staff," he said.

Moreover, the benefit applications of workers who meet all the criteria are often rejected because employers have incentives to thwart payment of the benefit: companies with a history of many layoffs, for example, pay a higher tax than those with few layoffs.