| Now, the smaller firms are fighting back by picking up laid-off bankers from big firms or entering partnerships. |
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| There were no such golden parachutes for the over half a million laid-off telecom workers. |
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| Is the marketing of such a terminal by a laid-off equities broker evidence of a great mind or moral force? |
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| Emanuel refused its call that a principal hire a laid-off teacher when three of them applied for a vacancy. |
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| In normal times, laid-off workers are unemployed an average of eight weeks. |
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| They could feel vengeful in a more abstract sense, like laid-off employees who shoot up their old offices. |
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| This can leave them far worse off than the laid-off, with no safety to fall into. |
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| Remind me again, how is that supposed to assuage the irritation of recently laid-off employees? |
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| One of the runners-up in the Person of the Year award by the industry website IWantMedia.com was The laid-off Journalist. |
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| They are demanding to be paid their June wages, and protesting a delay in severance pay to five laid-off workers. |
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| The government has already helped more than 12 million laid-off SOE employees find new jobs in the past two years, Zhang said. |
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| Some laid-off Olymel workers, however, were both angry and confused by the job cuts. |
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| During the Lay-off Periods, Mr. Ristic was treated in the same fashion as any other employee who was laid-off from employment with the Company. |
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| Instead, it ordered lost wages and benefits to the laid-off employees and damages for lost negotiating costs to the union. |
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| But then the man turns out to be a laid-off engineer who's putting on an act to gain sympathy. |
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| Nor will next-generation industries such as biotech and chip design provide many jobs for laid-off factory workers. |
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| Educators have suggested reducing class sizes from 40 students to less than 25 to re-employ laid-off teachers and raise standards. |
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| They will now hold discussions with the union over rehiring other laid-off workers. |
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| Meanwhile the union is training 250 union stewards to provide counseling and help in directing laid-off workers to aid agencies. |
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| For instance, many downsizing employers invest in outplacement services, helping laid-off workers to find new jobs or to acquire new skills. |
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| Now it's time to come together again and secure a better deal for Ontario's laid-off workers. |
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| Rather, they fear that, if they are allowed to go bankrupt, laid-off workers will take to the streets. |
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| Shortly after being laid-off as an account executive for Coca-Cola, Harris and his two fraternity brothers, Shaw and Smith, came together to further develop the idea. |
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| Subsequently, Liaoning Cotton and Hemp recruited new staff on a temporary basis but refused to rehire any of the forcibly laid-off workers. |
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| What better chance to re-employ the hordes of laid-off middle-aged workers from State-owned companies and all for free, nay, even a substantial profit could result. |
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| As per certain contracts, the laid-off employees involved in unions will be eligible to get income and benefits for a year. |
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| This is good news for the laid-off auto worker in Oshawa who started looking for a job and needs new skills after 20 years on the assembly line. |
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| At press time, however, all of the laid-off employees had yet to be paid, leaving many in a significant financial hole. |
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| These individuals remain at extreme risk of falling into poverty if they become ill, are asked to work part-time or get laid-off. |
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| Under an arbitration ruling last year, the carrier must recall the laid-off pilots once passenger volumes return to the level of before the 11 September attacks. |
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| The airline will rehire a third of MexicanaOs laid-off workers and rehire others as business grows. |
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| Because these companies' sales orders and profit margins never fully recovered, they never recalled most of their laid-off workers to their former positions. |
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| But his opponents are increasingly using the Bain years to paint Romney as a corporate raider who got rich on the backs of laid-off workers. |
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| Angry laid-off workers with foreclosed homes and devastated retirement savings are as likely as not to turn to populist demagogues like Sarah Palin, and whoever follows in her train. |
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| Nadeau added that Olymel is trying to reassign as many laid-off workers as it can within the many poultry and pork slaughtering and processing facilities it operates across the province. |
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| In a similar fashion, The Full Monty's laid-off steelworkers translated their workplace solidarity into Thatcherite entrepreneurialism by becoming male strippers – we never get to see how that panned out, long-term. |
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| The EUR 500 million from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund could provide huge benefits by giving a second chance to laid-off workers to upskill, retrain and become the entrepreneurs to drive us out of this recession. |
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| Joanne Rygh, now retired, was a teacher at Pomelo Elementary School 20 years ago when the laid-off fabric salesman knocked on her school's door offering his services for free. |
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