Sentence examples for layoffs up from inspiring English sources
Anil Stocker has seen the layoffs up close.
In every part of Jefferson County Alabamama's most populous county and its main economic engine — government managers have been scrambling to prepare for Saturday, when two-thirds of county employees eligible for layoffs — up to 1,400 — will be lost in an effort to stave off financial ruin.
The plan included cuts to welfare entitlements, public-sector layoffs of up to 500,000 employees, and a stepped-up introduction of the raising of the age of pension entitlement from age 65 to 66. Osborne was again easily reelected to Parliament in 2015 and reappointed as chancellor by Cameron in his new majority government.
TiVo Inc. announced a number of cost-cutting measures yesterday including layoffs of up to 25percentt of its staff to shore up financing, but said subscriber growth would meet earlier estimates.
Sales are down, layoffs are up.
Qualcomm also announced layoffs of up to 15percentt of its staff.
As layoffs pile up, and it seems that there will be darker days ahead, rarely has there been a better moment to plunge into his world of enchantment.
The British partnership of Andersen Worldwide -- the global network of accounting firms whose American member is Arthur Andersen -- announced layoffs of up to 1,500 employees.
Mr. Obama supports a jobs measure larger than the one likely to pass in Congress — though not as large as liberals want — that would extend compensation to the long-term unemployed through the rest of the year, aid strapped cities and states that are slashing payrolls and provide $23 billion to prevent the layoffs of up to 300,000 teachers.
In October the man whom Cameron had appointed chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, announced a five-year austerity plan that included Britain's most extensive spending cuts in decades, notably reductions to welfare entitlements and layoffs of up to 500,000 public-sector employees.
