Sentence examples for risk of redundancy from inspiring English sources

The tooth fairy is not the only one at risk of redundancy.

Around 234 disabled workers are at risk of redundancy after the government announced nine further Remploy factories will be closed.

The Playtech alliance, it turns out, has not excited the 220 Ladbrokes staff who are at risk of redundancy.

Of the 700 people working there, some 50 of the more senior staff were at risk of redundancy.

She said: "We regret to confirm that up to 90 Bombardier employees in Northern Ireland are at risk of redundancy".

Unite also said today 500 staff at RBS have been told that they are at risk of redundancy as part of an existing job cut programme.

So it's no surprise to me that Labour councils should now be having to issue more at-risk-of-redundancy notices than Tory councils.

They must also look for new channels and contacts to seek their next position as relying on old networks may heighten the risks of redundancy.

All 196 employees, including the 160 disabled workers, are at risk of compulsory redundancy, although they will be invited to consultation meetings over the next 30 days.

All 196 employees, including the 160 disabled workers, are at risk of compulsory redundancy, although they will be consulted over the next 30 days.

Each year there are more than 500,000 pregnant women in the workplace, and the charity said the current legal framework for protecting their employment was insufficient, with women at particular risk of unfair redundancy during pregnancy and on return from maternity leave.