Sentence examples for staff downsizing from inspiring English sources

In October, the Bush campaign announced major cuts slashing jobs, removing senior staff, downsizing the Miami headquarters and cutting the campaign's payroll by 40 percent, along with 45 percent of its entire budget.

Mr Bush released an internal memo that he would be cutting jobs, removing senior staff, downsizing his Miami headquarters and cutting his entire payroll by 40 percent, an unnamed source with the campaign told Bloomberg Politics.

Talks of staff downsizing at Yahoo have been doing the rounds since former CEO Terry Semel left Yahoo in June.

Yahoo's restructure after the departure of CEO Terry Semel has continued to grow in pace, with a number of services being added to the Deadpool and talks of staff downsizing.

That could lead to further staff downsizing, but Mr. Chelstowski said it was premature to say whether there would be job cuts.

Other dead tree publications losing staff this year include the NY Times, who recently undertook some end of year staff downsizing, PC World Australia who shut their print editionand Business 2.0, the magazine that spawned an army of Web 2.0 related blog editors joined the deadpool in October.

"Where appropriate," he added, "we must consider the feasibility of shifting or downsizing staff and privatizing services".

He had some experience of broadcasting management, having merged two West Country commercial radio stations and turning loss into profit by "downsizing" staff.

Dave Ward, CWU deputy general secretary, said: "POL's [Post Office Limited] attitude is about driving a race to the bottom on terms and conditions for staff and further downsizing the post office network.

More recently, Technorati started downsizing staff as the approx. $20 million raised over three rounds started to dry up.

Udacity's Brazil office has also reached out to say it is not closing but rather downsizing staff by 50%, with 34 people being retained.