Sentence examples similar to trimming down its workforce from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Yahoo had already trimmed down its workforce in France by laying off some 40 employees, many of whom are still searching for a new job according to French media.

The benchmark companies may trim down the workforce during a downturn, but they do not cut funds for training.

And things didn't get any better when it was trimmed down for its theatrical release a year later.

The company had trimmed down to its founding team and was looking for ways of leveraging its intellectual property with its remaining funds.

They are trimming down, in other words.

What is more, the whole thing was brutally trimmed down during its "restoration" in 1880.

So this week we're all about music that's trimmed down to its fighting weight.

Six months into its acquisition by Verizon for $4.4 billion, AOL is doing some trimming of its workforce.

Part of the improvement has to do with the trimming of its workforce from a bloated 13,900 in 1998 to 8,800 employees today.

In the past decade, Tata has updated its technology and slimmed down its workforce to become one of the world's lowest-cost producers.

The company is shuttering its Expo business and whittling down its workforce by 7,000, roughly 2% of its total.