Sentence examples for offsetting job from inspiring English sources

Government layoffs, which have occurred nearly every month for the last two years, have been partly offsetting job growth in the private sector.

Recently the Department for Business has channelled financial help into the Nissan project, and into offsetting job losses at Corus's Teesside steel plant, mothballed by its Indian owner, Tata.

The unemployment rate fell for the first time since 1995, as growth in informal employment offset job cuts elsewhere.

There's a balance of pay and operational changes which will help offset job losses and ensure our members are fairly rewarded for change".

States with more diverse economies, such as Texas, have been able to offset job losses in the manufacturing sector with gains in other sectors, such as oil exploration.

The government is looking to the private sector to offset job losses in the public sector resulting from its wide-ranging programme of spending cuts, designed to reduce the UK's debt levels.

This foresight is necessary to support tech startups and the entrepreneurs behind them — tech startups tend to grow quickly in their early years, which offsets "job destruction from early-stage business failures," which in turn leads to a more robust job market.

There's a balance of pay and operational changes that will help to offset job losses and ensure our members are fairly rewarded for change".

Is the improved economic efficiency that comes from trade liberalization enough to offset job and income losses experienced by vulnerable groups and individuals?

When Verity switches over from hot type to offset, jobs will be lost, including Harry's.

The study, published in the journal Tax Notes by Kimberly A. Clausing, a professor at Reed College, argued that those overseas jobs could offset jobs at home.