Sentence examples for workforce cut from inspiring English sources

The steelworks – its workforce cut to 2,000 – was privatised in 2003.

The number of branches has been slashed (from 203 last May to 130) and the workforce cut back.

Reading the business pages, it would be easy to conclude that it's shaky times at Ralph Lauren, with sales down 11% in North America in the first quarter of 2016, 8% of its workforce cut this year and 50 stores closing.

Dec. 19: Electronic Arts increases previously announced workforce cut from 6% to 10%.

Cablevision expects to see a $40 million to $80 million charge, resulting from a 7% workforce cut and other measures.

Ledwood in Pembroke Dock had 1,000 workers at its peak but now employs 200, with the workforce cut by a third as a knock-on from the refinery shutting down.

Interior spokeswoman Heather Swift declined to provide details on the workforce cuts or timing.

Dan Helfrich, head of Federal Human Capital for consulting giant Deloitte, agrees that Ryan's blanket federal workforce cuts don't get "to the heart of the problem". Like Stier, he believes that the government should focus on recruiting talent and better measuring performance if it truly wants to get more bang for its buck — and save money in the process.

"There is no question the federal government has to be much more sensitive to cost, but this is pennywise and pound-foolish". Together with Booz Allen Hamilton, Stier's group recently issued a report that suggested alternative ways for the federal government to save money through enacting delivery system reform and allowing individual agencies more flexibility in implementing workforce cuts.

More consumer spending will increase companies' sales, reducing any need for workforce cuts and encouraging growth.

We expect no revenue improvement in 2005, and recent workforce cuts should deliver only modest profitability improvements".