Sentence examples for staff cutting from inspiring English sources

Below the video, the activists list close to a dozen links to articles about the university spending $45,000 to sponsor a hole at a golf tournament, while trying to cut $40 million by laying off staff, cutting the baseball team and raising tuition and fees.

"You can't absorb big funding cuts without cutting back on staff, cutting back on services and cutting back on the new initiatives the ABC has launched," Scott said.

During the late 1990s, Mr. Annan initiated what he called a "quiet revolution" by reducing staff, cutting the administrative budget and trying to weed out patronage.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is pulling out of Somalia after 22 years because of attacks on its staff, cutting off hundreds of thousands of people from vital treatment.

This week, immigration minister Damian Green said clear minimum standards for border checks would be brought in to stop staff cutting corners and acting without ministerial approval.

As the federal government began reducing appropriations for public housing early in the last decade, the authority trimmed its staff, cutting 1,540 operations jobs from 2005 to 2009.

It survived the dotcom boom the first time round, launching with VC-backing, growing to 65 staff and cutting back to two staff in the space of a couple of years.

It may not be possible for government to disown the responsibility of outsourced staff delivering cutting edge services by distancing itself from the management contractor who hires the staff.

"We have to keep trying," said Jeffs as he proudly looks at his staff carefully cutting and stitching the saddles.

The company is undergoing a huge staff reduction, cutting 5,000 of 16,500 jobs, and going through a cost reduction plan.

Richard Desmond's Express Newspapers more than tripled pre-tax profits last year to over £30m, after slashing staff and cutting printing costs.