Sentence examples for layoffs thought from inspiring English sources
Sadly, over the years newsrooms have come to resemble insurance offices peopled by the blanched and the pinched and the beetle-browed; lately, with layoffs thought to be on the horizon, everyone also behaves extra nicely to please the boss.
At one point, in his interpretation of corporate disruption, he takes off his shirt in a meeting, flexing and joyfully screaming "Blood!" at the thought of layoffs.
The Republican minority leader, Peter J. Schmitt, described Mr. Suozzi's layoff proposal as "clumsy and ill thought out".
In a year when layoffs and shrinking paychecks dominated many families' thoughts about college, officials at the military academies acknowledged that the recession might have encouraged some students to apply.
And that employers who unfairly target part-timers and pregnant women may well find their layoffs to be far more expensive than they thought--in legal fees.
Little thought is being given to maintaining diversity as layoff decisions are made.
I THOUGHT that there would be a lot of pain and angst from the current wave of corporate layoffs that is roiling people's lives.
Next year will bring layoffs.
