Sentence examples for sacking workers from inspiring English sources

Employment protection makes sacking workers near to impossible.

Almost all of them have been sacking workers, or sending them home on unpaid leave.

Its contract with the UAW prohibits sacking workers who are deemed surplus to requirements.

Sacking workers has long been a favoured way to reduce costs.

Mr Ghosn hopes to avoid actually sacking workers, which is expensive in Japan.

In a recession they suffer first: rather than sacking workers, big companies are cutting purchases from suppliers.

Schwarzenegger promised to help sacked workers and to find a new use for the factory.

Philadelphia's mayor, Michael Nutter, has already sacked workers, passed a temporary tax increase and stopped sweeping up leaves.

In fact America's productivity growth soared during the recession as firms sacked workers faster than their output fell.

And, it provides confirmation of what sacked workers and construction industry unions have suspected for a very long time.

A handful of states have sacked workers; many more have frozen hiring or are asking workers to take furlough (compulsory unpaid leave).