Sentence examples for may layoffs from inspiring English sources
Several days ago, an inmate at Rikers Island stabbed another inmate, Mr. Seabrook said, an incident that probably would not have happened before the May layoffs.
I.B.M., analysts say, may consider layoffs in the technology group or shrinking its payroll through attrition.
It is asking departments to cut 5percentto10percentcent from their individual budgets, which officials say may mean layoffs.
In light of the city's $30m budget deficit, Mr Walsh warned that the pay rise may mean layoffs for city workers.
With the stock price sliding, Mr. Yang and the board may see layoffs as necessary to ensure that the company can indeed remain independent.
Firms may use layoffs as an ex ante mechanism to avoid filing for bankruptcy.
These employees, although less common, may view layoffs as an opportunity to advance.
Layoffs may anger those who lose their jobs, but union leaders recognize that layoffs do not upset the remaining workers nearly as much as concessions do.
The layoffs may not be fatal for the three companies, but they may lend weight to reports that revenue growth is slowing across the online advertising industry, which has fallen out of favor with investors.
New York City workers may be facing layoffs.
