Sentences with phrase «make redundancy»

The disputes gave rise to test cases on the application of key legal principles about the obligation to make redundancy payments at the end of customer contracts

42 % indicated their organisation had made redundancies in the last 12 months..

54 % of respondents state that their company has had to make redundancies, and 14 % expect redundancies to occur.

But rather than individual schools making redundancies, academy chains are now seemingly having to make across - the - board cuts to balance their books.

«It will now be impossible for many schools to avoid making redundancies, to continue to keep class sizes at an acceptable level, and to offer a full and rounded curriculum to all pupils,» said Mr Whiteman.

Paul Whiteman (pictured), the general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said schools had made «every other possible efficiency» and it is now «impossible for schools to avoid making redundancies».

Firstly the ludicrous assertion by the head of the NASUWT that no school should be making redundancies because there's a huge unspent budget balance across all local authority maintained schools.

The reforms have impacted heavily on cash flow for law firms and put them at real risk of failing; some firms have already been forced to close or make redundancies as they have been impacted by the personal injury reforms.

It is important before making redundancies, that you, as the employer, understand the legal meaning of the word «redundancy» and have correctly identified who you must inform and consult with in relation to the proposed redundancies, this may include trade unions or employee representatives.

Firms making redundancies run the risk of stress - related mistakes, and not having smooth handovers of ongoing matters, perhaps leaving loose ends such as registration of mortgages.

This was from Wendy during a group session on interview technique that I was running recently on behalf of a client making redundancies.

Personal Career Management work with many clients in the County of Devon providing career coaching and outplacement support to individuals and companies who are making redundancies.

This has resulted in many companies having to make redundancies.

If your company are restructuring and making redundancies, Personal Career Management's outplacement services are designed to not just support your employees through a difficult time but also free up HR and line management time and energy.

If you are one of the HMV workers affected by the redundancies or if you work for a company who have made redundancies, Corinne will be giving her career advice tips on how to manage the redundancy process.

If your company are restructuring or making redundancies take a look at our outplacement services

If you are making redundancies there is a chance the redundancy survivors will feel anxious and may need reassurance that they are safe.

Not exact matches

Sharing tasks makes you not only more emotionally resilient but also more economically resilient as well, Smith points out: «Flexibility and redundancy add up to greater resilience in the face of economic shocks.»

One major point of contention is the fact that SoundCloud hired a number of people into roles over the last few months knowing full well that they were going to have to make large redundancies, according to TechCrunch.

Nickel miner Mincor Resources has made a number of redundancies as it plans to cut back development of its Kambalda operations near Kalgoorlie, in response to the ongoing weakness in nickel prices.

Perth - based Swick Mining Services says it made a number of redundancies to minimise costs during the March quarter and plans to make an impairment adjustment at year's end, despite an increase in demand for underground drilling from its existing clients.

Mineral sands miner Iluka Resources will make about 33 redundancies when it suspends activities at its Jacinth - Ambrosia operation in South Australia.

The redundancy of packing two bags didn't make sense when the parent leaving with the kid could just grab the diaper bag from the door.

«A lot of corporations jump into new businesses, make acquisitions, and even decide to merge based on very questionable criteria like «favourable ratios», «minimal redundancy» and (my personal favourite) «Strategic synergism.»

After a match can be made between the bets of two users, the bet can be executed on the blockchain using an Ethereum smart contract, providing a high level of security, redundancy, and transparency.

Yet, to repeat another point made earlier, if these constraints themselves become too rigid, as they often do in the unfolding of a religious tradition, then the communication flow becomes so burdened with redundancy that it loses any truly informational (in this case, revelatory) character and decays into the transmission of mere banality.

But this does not make for redundancy.

Having made these distinctions, she is then able to show all the possible permutations of circumstances under which redundancy might or might not be present.

However, Obray says maintaining the separate brands creates some redundancy in marketing and makes efficiency more difficult.

Accolade Wines cites market conditions and a consumer preference for bottled wine as part of its decision to make 35 redundancies in SA's Riverland region.

The redundancy of Butler and Wiggins as similar - sized wings was supposed to make for some tricky adjustments within the Timberwolves offense to start the season.

This splendid redundancy was all that past performance charts had to say about the last three races of Venezuela's Canonero II, who made America's classic contenders look like Percherons as he rounded a jampacked field to score a stunning upset in the Kentucky Derby

In 2013 the company I worked for was making mass redundancies.

When choosing the mattress crib for your little one you should consider the features like: crib dimensions, firmness, that has no gaps between it and crib, weight, a crib redundancy and the most important thing, that it made according to standards.

The sad fact Darling came across as being an empty shell as bad as Darling cuts or not to cut, Darling well no cuts but some cuts later, oh for god sake if another person tells me they know savings in the NHS worth # 20 billion, I'd want to know why you allowed it to go on for so long, my hospital is making some savings next month two wards are closing with large scale redundancies, except for the managers who will be redeployed, because the contracts would give them large hand outs while nuirses just get four weeks pay.

As NCCL Legal Officer Harriet represented Brenda Clarke in a successful landmark Sex Discrimination Act case against her employer, Ely Kinnock, who had discriminated against women part - timers through a redundancy scheme which made part - timers redundant before full - timers.

Responding to her Ministry's decision not to reinstate special bonus and overtime payments paid to civil servants in 2013/2014, the Minister said it is part of the same clear goal in ensuring fiscal discipline, adding that the Ministry recognises the value of its staff and have made sure salaries are paid and have worked hard to avoid redundancies.

Mr Hoyle is upbeat - but he makes clear he faces a tough fight in getting his statutory redundancy (amendment) bill past the government's watchful eyes.

Crucially this is a power that can be carefully targeted on marginals, where trade union members may make a difference in constituencies where there have been large local government redundancies or dissatisfaction with the health service.

The truth is, having a job doesn't necessarily make you secure, whereas being employable gives you security by making you less likely to face redundancy and by putting you in a better position for getting a new job.

With its redundancies and distributed architecture — exactly the qualities that make it useful — the Internet is so resilient that it would most likely work well even a few days after a grand attack.

A few years ago, Densmore was doing postdoctoral research at Berkeley when Voigt commissioned him to make a prototype computer system that streamlined biological engineering's testing process to avoid redundancy.

The number of research structures, agencies, and partnerships has reached an all - time high; the complexity, lack of coherence, and redundancies that result are a burden on French researchers and make the system opaque to the private sector and foreigners.

«In this study, for the first time, we demonstrate empirically how redundancy and efficiency in global trade networks can make them resilient to global economic shock, while sustaining both long - and short - term growth,» says IIASA Advanced Systems Analysis Program Director Elena Rovenskaya, who contributed to the study.

The lack of work, and thus income, has not yet forced Smirnov to make compulsory redundancies: «Nobody has been cut but, in general, the situation is very bad.»

This redundancy made Colonna and his colleagues suspicious that IL - 34 might be doing something different.

Those kinds of tricky redundancies are what make studying the core genes of life so difficult.

Muscle growth seems to be one of the many things where the complexities and redundancies of your physiology make application much -LSB-...]

It's understandable that guilty survivors who saw what these men saw are permanently damaged, but it doesn't make the dramatic redundancy any more subtle or shake off the memory of the picture's best war - themed forebears.

It's supposed to make our lives easier by compartmentalizing things and preventing redundancies, but in China (and most places in the world) it just gives bureaucrats more free time at work.