Sentence examples for redundancy from inspiring English sources

Lyndal Curtis, who announced she was leaving the ABC after 21 years as a widely admired political reporter, wasn't put in a dreaded redundancy "pool" and she certainly wasn't made forcibly redundant.

I'm staggered by my own redundancy – washing the bucket takes seconds.

Some jobs will go in natural wastage, not filling vacancies and voluntary redundancy, however, we cannot escape the fact that some losses will be frontline posts that, given a choice, councils would not want to see go.

The higher pay rates, agency commission and redundancy payments added £100,000 to the budget.

"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.

The arts council has given Museums Sheffield money to tide them over the redundancy period, and they have applied for further funds, but the future remains uncertain.

Today we have started consultations with the NUJ with the aim of opening up an initial voluntary redundancy scheme.

Management is understood to have sweetened redundancy terms for long-term casuals to three weeks per year of employment.

At present, UK law limits government redundancy payments when a company has gone bust to those working in "establishments" – taken to mean individual shops or warehouses – where more than 20 people work.

Unfortunately for the Oz another senior staffer took a redundancy package on Friday.

About 130 staff are understood to have taken voluntary redundancy.