Sentence examples for were made jobless from inspiring English sources

Bargain-hunting shoppers helped Britain's retailers defy expectations in January as high street sales rose at their fastest pace in eight months, even though the downturn accelerated and tens of thousands of people were made jobless every day.

Never mind that many of these young people were made jobless by a recession and enslaved by a student loan scheme engineered by the State and its corporatist parasites.

Bureaucratic delays have left hundreds of thousands of benefit claimants struggling without income for weeks after being made jobless, forcing many to turn to food banks, according to the chair of an all-party MPs' group on hunger.

As governments slash budgets in the aftermath of the financial crisis, about 25 million people across the European Union (EU) have been made jobless.

When these pledges were made (in December 2012 and August 2013 respectively), the jobless rate in both places was far higher and expected to fall slowly.

When enrollment drops or budget cuts are made, teachers left jobless are provided the safeguards they deserve: a $25,000 buyout, early retirement or up to two full hiring cycles to find a job.

This paper reviews the changes that have been observed in compensation programs as efforts are made to respond to the jobless organization.

Moreover, no distinction was made between vagrants and the jobless; both were simply categorised as "sturdy beggars", to be punished and moved on.

But in South Korea, a whopping 90 percent of those made jobless were women, partly because they made up so many of the part-time and contract workers who have proved easy targets when it comes to cutting costs.

Nearly 200,000 of the 573,000 made jobless in the last year were aged 18 to 24.

The biggest one being if you made $1,000 a week when you were employed, how is making $400 a week in jobless benefits any kind of incentive to not find work?