Sentence examples for staff redundancy from inspiring English sources

So said Nick Petford, vice-chancellor of the University of Northampton back in 2011 after his university announced staff redundancy plans.

The costs of hiring and training new staff, redundancy payouts and lost productivity after women are pushed out of jobs costs £280m a year, according to the EHRC.

Penguin Random House, the publisher of hits including The Girl on the Train, Fifty Shades of Grey and Jamie Oliver's cookbooks, has terminated its collective agreement with unions after talks aimed at protecting staff redundancy terms broke down.

Relations between the two sides broke down on Friday, after the publisher terminated its formal relationship with unions at its London sites after failing to agree over staff redundancy terms.

A barrage of anti tax-avoidance measures, plus levying gambling tax on the "free bets" given by bookmakers and forcing employers to pay national insurance contributions on staff redundancy payments over £30,000, are slated to bring in almost £3bn a year by 2019-10, altheugh the OBR pointed out that the revenue from the anti-tax avoidance measures could be uncertain.

The club says "a number of one-off exceptional costs", including a staff redundancy programme, have been made in preparation for when Financial Fair Play (FFP) sanctions are imposed by the Football League.

These costs included staff redundancies, lease obligations and pension costs.

One has said that will force him to sell his house and staff redundancies are inevitable.

The spokesman added there would be no staff redundancies from the closures.

Financial squeezes have led to rises in charity closures, mergers and staff redundancies.

There are allegations that lottery money is being syphoned into paying for staff redundancies.