Sentence examples for layoffs without from inspiring English sources

The government recently put rules in place restricting factories from making large-scale layoffs without giving the government notice.

In December 2008, protesting the layoffs without severance and vacation pay, over 200 workers of the Republic Windows and Doors occupied the factory plant and refused to leave.

If the market continue to be choppy, "we might have to do what investment banks have done," he said, alluding to layoffs, without ever using the word.

In a tentative deal reached Tuesday night, the California Media Workers Guild agreed to less vacation time, longer workweeks and more flexibility for The Chronicle to make layoffs without regard to seniority.

State legislative leaders failed to agree yesterday on budget cuts to close a $300 million deficit, despite Gov. John G. Rowland's statement that workers might face layoffs without an agreement soon.

While the unions will be rallying for no layoffs without a tax increase on the wealthy, a conservative think tank, the Center for Policy Research of New Jersey, said the governor could force economies down to the municipal level by limiting some aid to cities and towns and school districts.

When he made a tentative stroke on a birdie putt at the 6th hole after a soaring shot within 10 feet of the hole and then missed a 5-foot slider for birdie at the 7th, it started to look as if McIlroy was simply too rusty after the three-week layoff without competition.

The mayor threatened layoffs -- without using the word -- in January at his speech on the state of the city.

He warns of a cascade of layoffs: 1,500 without a deal by the end of the week, and thousands more if the fight stretches beyond July 1.

The company will have to set aside more money in coming quarters to complete the layoffs, and without a capital increase, there will be probably be a bankruptcy followed by liquidation.

LOS ANGELES — In the midst of California's financial meltdown, members of the Los Angeles City Council have spent days in lengthy and loud negotiations with local union leaders over furloughs and layoff plans, without reaching a final resolution Wednesday.