Examples of using Lay-offs in English and their translations into German
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a number of bankruptcies and lay-offs, mainly in Europe, have already occurred.
This includes covering lay-offs resulting from the economic crisis as well as new categories of workers such as temporary and self-employed workers.
We will be jointly responsible for large numbers of lay-offs in these sectors if we as the European Union do not change our stance.
Trust fund for benefits upon lay-offs and insolvency of employers.
In short, this job should not know lay-offs.
Unfortunately- it has concluded Rosengren- the lay-offs cannot be avoided.
Managing the procedures in the case of planned lay-offs of disabled workers.
Lay-offs through making labour power superfluous by the introduction of new technologies.
Finally, the lay-offs were postponed and union leaders were given back their posts.
Commonwealth bank has broken its promise there would be no lay-offs after acquiring Bankwest in October.
We face- it has found- to organizational choices and not to reductions, lay-offs, closings.
One more trade union leader received formal warnings after he had informed his colleagues of forthcoming lay-offs.
An analysis of the underlying mechanism illustrates that the employment effects are caused by a significant reduction of lay-offs.
CLA solution despite job cuts With lay-offs and CLA conflicts the flagship of the Swiss airline industry makes the headlines.
And the EGF will continue to assist these workers when the lay-offs reach the scale that requires EU level solidarity.
Now our main duty is to build a real grassroots movement against the lay-offs and in defence of the unemployed.
Lay-offs, restructuring and insufficient opportunities to enter the world of work condemn many to a life of economic hardship and despair.
In France, where temporary lay-offs also have a long tradition,
Further lay-offs followed. For some days, production was being kept up by scabs from a friendly sweatshop in the neighboring village.
technicians tell of popular grass-roots resistance to the lay-offs and contamination of the oil exploitation.