Sentence examples similar to trimmed workforce from inspiring English sources

Or is it all about making a fast buck and going home, leaving behind higher asset prices and trimmed workforces?

Trimming workforces costs around ¥24m a job, five times the rate in Europe.

So long as the bills came down – which for years they did because of North Sea gas and the privatised suppliers trimming workforces – politicians were content to allow greater consolidation of the industry.

Since 1993, it has trimmed its workforce by a quarter, to under 18,000.

Ford trimmed its workforce heavily before it offered the UAW all sorts of job guarantees a few years ago.

Specifically, the inspector general's report found that mail was being delivered to residents in the District and its suburbs after 5 p.m. more than two-thirds of the time as officials have trimmed the workforce and shuttered mail-sorting plants amid budget problems.

Last year the company trimmed its workforce by 8percentt in a bid to cut its cost structure.

The early-retirement incentives and hiring policies have trimmed the workforce by more than 450 positions, obviating the need for large-scale job cuts, Brodhead said.

Ask trimmed its workforce in March by 8% as part of its recent shifting of strategy, returning to its roots as answering straightforward questions, as well as focusing on women above 30 and searchers looking for answers about health and entertainment.

It's clear that some simple reorganisation could trim the workforce down to seven.

Including those transfers, Alcatel Lucent plans to trim its workforce by 4.8 percent from December.