Sentence examples for which lays off from inspiring English sources

Following our benchmark comparison of the redundancy costs for a firm which lays off a worker with a permanent contract after 4 years of tenure against hiring four workers in sequence under one-year long temporary contracts, the corresponding figure in item 7 is divided by 5. Column [2] in Table 6 gathers the severance pay for permanent contracts in each country.

Wilmington, N.C., is not Camden, N.J., which laid off half its police force this year.

There is the towering medical center, which laid off more than 350 workers to save money.

One of the shuttered Ceasefire programs was in Auburn Gresham, which laid off all six of its outreach workers last spring.

Learn2.com, which laid off about half of its 300 employees in January, expects to add workers now.

These days, revenue is crucial at privately held Vault, which laid off some 30 employees in January.

Directing duties will go to Kate Whoriskey, the former artistic director of Seattle's Intiman Theater, which laid off its entire staff and closed its doors in April.

At the New York Palace, which laid off 5 of its 19 bellhops in September, most of its workers are back and the hotel is actually hiring.

Wal-Mart's cuts are modest compared with those of other chains like Saks, which laid off 9percentt of its work force.

Cutbacks in the Internet advertising industry have reached DoubleClick, which laid off more than 150 employees, or about 7percentt of its work force, yesterday.

Soon after, it will roll by Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, which laid off 89 lawyers and other staff members five months ago.