Sentence examples for my layoff from inspiring English sources

After four months, I welcomed my layoff.

I still can't quite believe that we went from a major renovation to the holidays to the premiere of our second season to my layoff all in one seamless arc.

Notable in the Times' second-quarter revenue shortfall that precipitated my layoff was the minimal ad buy for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2, the eighth movie in the series with Daniel Radcliffe, originally cast at 11, trying to stay twerpy-looking at 22. So, if I want to look at it that way, I was done in by an aging twerp.

My first layoff was in January or February of that year because we were anticipating that it was going to be a tough year.

Consequently, in my model, layoffs occur only during recessions.1 By adopting this setting, unlike the typical efficiency wage models such as in Shapiro and Stiglitz (1984) and Sparks (1986), wherein an equilibrium with no dismissal is derived, I was able to answer the question: Why do wages not fall during recessions in which firms lay off many workers?2.

Being escorted out by an HR clone with my stuff in a box was not my most bewildering layoff experience.

Here is some background information on what it was like to be at Yahoo right before the fall, as well as a recount of my experience on "Layoff Day".

Up until this layoff my coaching, seminar work, and writing had always been part time.

The "good news" was that the payment increase was less glaring than what it would have been if my recent two-income household hadn't been reduced to one after my husband's recent layoff.

"That's why I've busted my butt (during his layoff).

DreamWorks itself, which employs 2,200 people, laid off about 350 employees earlier this year after a decision to shelve production of the movie "Me and My Shadow," but that layoff was not tied to outsourcing.