Sentence examples for layoffs to be from inspiring English sources
The guild wants any such layoffs to be based on seniority.
A spokesman said the jobs would be cut through attrition and layoffs to be made in all parts of First Chicago.
Most of the new job cuts will come in the form of 1,200 layoffs to be announced today, an AOL spokeswoman said.
He said the layoffs, to be announced in the fall after the city receives state approval, would create an additional $25 million in savings.
It called for a halt to factory closings and for employees threatened with layoffs to be redeployed into the business areas being targeted for growth under the new plan.
The mayor and his schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, have been warning of widespread layoffs for months and complaining about a state law that requires layoffs to be based on seniority.
The BLS considers a mass layoff to be when an employer sheds at least 50 jobs.
The closing and layoffs are to be completed by early next year.
"Now the layoffs tend to be permanent.
In any case, a standard of rotten layoffs seems to be emerging.
Layoffs appear to be slowing as fewer people are filing claims for unemployment benefits, and factory orders have picked up.
