Sentence examples for prune staff from inspiring English sources

Japanese-owned companies, if they do anything, still stick to early retirement schemes and a freeze on new hires.There are several reasons why they find it hard to prune staff.

The banks are pruning staff and defaulters are being told to pay or face arrest.

Canadian teams are working to reorganise Bangladesh Rail, to prune its staff and minor routes and improve financial and accounting systems, in the way that Canadian National Railways was restructured.

While at the office I prune away staff that isn't thriving, so that those that remain are on positive footing as others more disciplined and focused have a chance to join the team.

Since most big companies have finished (for now) pruning their staff, demand for outplacement services is shifting to smaller firms, which cannot afford the hefty traditional fees.

It seems that on some campuses finding cheaper suppliers, pruning redundant staff, computerizing records and charging higher medical premiums aren't on the syllabus.

Harriers have slipped to 16th in the Conference table, having won just once in 13 games since manager Gary Whild was forced to prune the playing staff budget.

Having been forced to prune the playing staff budget, they have won just once in 13 games to slip to 14th in the Conference table.

"The bank's announcement of its intention to cease the sale of standalone protection products through its bancassurance sales force is devastating news for all concerned and comes after many years of pruning and cutting staff numbers in an attempt to make this business area profitable," the Accord union said.

Games have been a privilege among institutions for some time now but budget cuts have caused the console-buying programs to be pruned despite prison staff praising the games as good time-wasters for bored, incarcerated youth.

Also being pruned is the staffing at Jobcentre Plus.