"reducing jobs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the process of employers cutting back on the number of people they employ. For example: Many companies are reducing jobs in response to the economic downturn.
"Upfront, we gave assurances that this wasn't about reducing jobs.
Can he reduce greenhouse emissions without reducing jobs and economic growth?
By reducing jobs and factories to better match their market shares, the Detroit companies have drastically reduced the level of industry sales at which they can break even.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Business Roundtable and other leading business groups have urged Congress and the Trump administration to eliminate the regulations, arguing that they discourage businesses from competing for government contracts, thereby reducing jobs.
In the field of economics, the concern that a state-administered minimum wage – also known as a wage floor – could backfire by reducing jobs or hours had been around since John Stuart Mill at least.
Stephen Hester, who became chief executive at the bank in November, and Mr. Hampton, who was named chairman in January, started to cut costs by abandoning some foreign businesses and reducing jobs to recover from a £24.1 billion ($35.1 billion) loss in 2008, the largest annual loss in British corporate history.
"It takes the heat off domestic prices and puts manufacturing back into an expansionary mode, reducing job losses.
The commission voted only to move some of its operations elsewhere, reducing job losses substantially from the 2,500 threatened.
Treatment effects were evaluated for reducing pain, depression, anxiety and sleep disturbances, for improving trunk range of motion (ROM) and for reducing job absenteeism and increasing job productivity.
It has also adapted its economy somewhat, reducing job protection for older native males in order to create more low-wage jobs for immigrants in the public sector.
Reducing job stress will have a positive impact all around.
