Sentence examples for potential redundancies from inspiring English sources

"We will also provide support to employees relating to potential redundancies.

The administration is now part of a criminal investigation, with Sports Direct's chief executive, Dave Forsey, charged with failing to tell the Government about potential redundancies.

It added: "The group and PwC are doing all that they can to support employees through this difficult time and will work with government agencies in order to support anyone affected by potential redundancies".

He said: "This is a business that has seen a lot of restructuring and change over recent years and another round of potential redundancies will hit the workforce hard".

A two-page HR1 form was sent to the Insolvency Service on Boxing Day, after the appointment of administrators, giving notice of potential redundancies – involving City Link's entire workforce – on dates ranging from 31 December to 31 March this year.

At the same time as we are consulting with the staff council over these potential redundancies, we will also be consulting with them over two further proposed changes: amendments to some of the terms and conditions for new starters; and alterations to our maternity leave policy for new pregnancies among both new and existing staff with effect from a date to be agreed with the staff council.

But it also hints at the potential redundancy of some of the bank's broader offerings.

By Thursday morning 100 staff had been told if they had been selected for "potential redundancy".

"We anticipate that more than 400 people – close to 10% of our ongoing workforce – face potential redundancy as we adjust our activities over coming months," Scott said.

"Employers also have an important role to play in preparing their workforce for potential redundancy and helping them to take preventative measures to stop them sliding into debt".

Workers at the depots have been offered jobs elsewhere in JLP, but the group has booked potential redundancy costs as a £4m restructuring charge in its accounts.