Examples of using Layoffs in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Rotstein abstained from providing details as to when and how these layoffs took place.
In the morning I'm telling the staff about the layoffs.
He said there would be no more layoffs.
You warned against layoffs in the hotel sector if Sde Dov is closed down,
I mean, you hear about layoffs in the news, but when you actually have to do it yourself,
When you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did, perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else,” she said.
In 2017, TechCrunch reported that Whisper underwent significant layoffs to stave off collapse and put the company on a path to profitability.
Everyone here-- we mention layoffs, and everyone here reacts except you,
that lowering the prices for women's products could lead to employee layoffs.
to start a business, others were pushed by mass corporate layoffs, mergers and growing anxiety about job security.
This enabled us to counter seasonal sales fluctuations with wholesalers and avoid employee layoffs.
Definition taken from Wikipedia gives us to understand that it is a period difficult for companies that forcing them layoffs anyway.
and the cost of layoffs resulting from streamlining(111th place).
On October 21, 2009, it was reported that Idol Minds, in a series of layoffs, had made 26 of its 46 employees redundant.
Some are warning of high prices and employee layoffs, while others welcome the move.
as they have watched their loyal older counterparts deal with rampant layoffs and workplace disappointments.
Within two decades these Jews knew layoffs, nationalization of property,
What's more, the company announced the layoffs of 4,500 employees, or 40% of its workforce.
The consulting giant not only avoided layoffs in the downturn, but hired its largest class of recruits ever in 2010," noted FORTUNE.
Random Threats from an Unarmed American, in which he criticizes mass layoffs despite record corporate profits.