Sentence examples for warnings job from inspiring English sources
Rolls-Royce has had a woeful 18 months which has included a string of profit warnings, job cuts and management changes.
But the news was welcome nonetheless in the British grocery business, a sector that has mostly been producing profit warnings, job cuts and store closures over the past year or so.In 2014 Ocado made a pre-tax profit of £7.2m ($10.9m) on revenues of £948.9m.
Subscribers receive text or even audio messages - advice, warnings, job opportunities, buyers, sellers, market prices - all tailored to their needs.
In 2003, state promulgated the "Regulations on Public Health Emergency" that proposed the requirements of conducting monitoring and early warning job on disease of public health importance [ 20].
The test of the march, like the test of this week's renewed warnings about jobs from business and now the business secretary Greg Clark, will be whether it shifts the balance on Brexit in the government and the Commons when we get to the crunch.
with warnings of job losses often proving to be overstated".
Nationalists dismissed warnings of job losses from banks relocating their HQs to England, claiming it would simply be a case of moving a brass plate.
The decision by the employment appeal tribunal that overtime and other pay supplements should be factored in to holiday pay has been met with dire warnings of job losses by the CBI and others.
The Resolution Foundation cautioned about reading too much into warnings about job cuts and said improving the UK's productivity performance would be essential to make the national living wage affordable.
It was Intel's third consecutive quarterly warning and proved to be the icing on the cake for tech stocks, which were already stricken by warnings and job cuts coming from big caps like Dell Computer and JDS Uniphase.
The Chamber, which has a long history of denying climate science, made similar dire warnings about job losses in a 2014 report analyzing the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan.
