Sentence examples for redundancy payouts from inspiring English sources

NHS reforms have meant that millions have been spent on redundancy payouts to thousands of staff, yet one in five of those made redundant have been re-employed by the NHS in some form.

He wasted £1.6bn on redundancy payouts to NHS managers as part of his reckless reorganisation.

These contractors had no employment protections, such as redundancy payouts, and many were dependent solely on income from City Link.

Redundancy payouts in local government – while not as generous as in the civil service – are typically equivalent to two years' salary".

The decision is likely to amplify grievances among civil servants, who went on strike in March over efforts to reduce redundancy payouts.

He says there has been "continuous dialogue" between the BBC Trust and executive about redundancy payouts and that it has been subject to value-for-money tests.

Fortunately, he's still sitting on a redundancy payout that he received from his last job.

Whether your windfall is an inheritance, bonus or redundancy payout, you should put it to work by investing it for the future.

The communications company went into administration when its parent firm filed for US bankruptcy protection, with no redundancy payout and none of the 90-day consultation period required by law.

Tributes were paid to the local businessman who used his redundancy payout following the 1980s miners' strike to develop the Concertainer – an adaptation of a medieval defensive system using wire baskets of earth and water which replaced sandbags as a means of protecting troops.

Taking the £6000 redundancy payout, he set up his first store in Old Brompton Road, Kensington with the ambition of creating a 'different breed of bookshop', using techniques he had seen in the United States.