Sentence examples for the layoffs from from inspiring English sources

In Harbin and elsewhere, the layoffs from state-owned companies have only begun.

They needed to hear the real reasons for the layoffs from me personally.

But men started out in a much worse position than women in January 2009, because men had already borne the brunt of the layoffs from the recession that began more than a year earlier.

The layoffs, from a total work force of about 58,000, were part of a $1 billion package of cuts Mr. Quinn suggested on Tuesday, nearly a week after the state's new fiscal year began with no budget in place.

As HuffPost reported in April, an Indy Star profile of a Rexnord worker prompted the administration to seek additional info about the layoffs from the United Steelworkers union.

It has earmarked 100 billion yuan in central government funds to deal directly with the layoffs from steel and coal over the next two years, vice-industry minister Feng Fei said last week.

And a lot of burnouts on the beach, the kids blasted on drugs, the tramps wasted on wine, the solitary souls looking at the sea, and all the other layoffs from the reality factory that find their way there.

Or is it that American corporations (who are earning record profits, by the way) aren't hiring because productivity levels are the highest they've been in ages following the massive layoffs from the recession.

Fab.com, meanwhile, has been pivoting over the last several months away from its earlier flash sales model and towards a more straightforward design-focused e-commerce site — this was, it seems, partly the rationale for the European layoffs from earlier this year.

Most of the layoffs stemmed from the move to offshore manufacturing, Mr. Thunen said.

Most of the layoffs were from the production side of the operation.