Sentence examples for mandatory layoffs from inspiring English sources
If the buyout does not achieve the desired cuts by July, Disney will impose mandatory layoffs with what Mr. Eisner and Mr. Iger, in their letter, referred to as "lesser severance benefits".
In a move executives described as the most significant job reduction in the company's history, the Walt Disney Company will eliminate 4,000 jobs, about 3percentt of its work force, through buyouts and possibly mandatory layoffs, the company announced yesterday.
Mr. O'Brien said the district had avoided layoffs and mandatory furloughs because it did not face budget deficits as large as those of other government units.
Since the report was issued, the world-renowned Fermilab in Illinois responded to reductions in government research funding with layoffs and mandatory two-day-a-month unpaid "holidays" for its research staff.
In the summer of 1998, amid mass layoffs and mandatory overtime at the Dade East plant, she saw workers crowded around a glass executive suite.
A senior defense official said if the spending cuts were triggered, the Pentagon would soon begin notifying its 800,000 civilian employees to expect furloughs – mandatory unpaid leave, not layoffs.
Firms are legally required to notify workers of mass layoffs 60 days before the layoff occurs.
"We have no mandatory vacation or sick day requirements, and we do have chronic layoffs, overwork, and stress.
Bassanini, Nunziata, and Venn (2009) find that mandatory dismissal regulations depress total factor productivity growth in industries where layoff restrictions are more likely to be binding, translating into a small negative effect on aggregate labor productivity growth.
Mr. Buyansky said about 30 photographers and photo editors were called to a mandatory meeting Thursday morning where the editor of The Sun-Times, Jim Kirk, "talked for about 20 seconds" telling them the layoffs were a tough decision.
