Sentence examples for redundancy for from inspiring English sources

Austerity meant redundancy for unionised employees in the public sector.

"You need redundancy for quality," explains Mr Giles.

You get two weeks' redundancy for every six months of service up to 104 weeks.

The rate of "redundancy" for Anglican churches has fallen slightly in recent years.

Adams said: "I proposed that we reduce terms and conditions for redundancy for high earners back in 2011.

This will mean relocation for a few, but redundancy for more than 500 people working in those centres.

It's madness!" I took redundancy for professional and personal reasons and I know it was a risk.

Our mid-level bureaucrats are more likely to face early redundancy for their thought crimes than Room 101.

Regulators will also require such redundancy, for instance in Nevada, the first state to craft regulations for autonomous vehicles.

Even if we could, both our jobs are teetering on redundancy for the next two years because we work for the government.

The host of secondary lymphoid organs provides a system of redundancy for antigen sampling by the cells of the immune system.