Sentences with phrase «of redundancy for»

Wikipedia describes outplacement as «With the increased rates of downsizing, rightsizing, redundancies and lay offs, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s, businesses increasingly found a need for some form of assistance in reducing the trauma of redundancy for both departing employees and those who remain.»

Bae wouldn't go into specifics, but he said the car would use LIDAR, radar, ultrasound, and HD cameras to guide its self - driving capabilities, including multiple layers of redundancy for safety.

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The U.S. automaker shocked South Korea in February when it unveiled a major restructuring plan for its money - losing unit, which involved shuttering one of its four plants in the country and voluntary redundancies for 2,600 workers.

Half of the board of Southern Cross Electrical Engineering has walked off the job, including chairman John Cooper, after it flagged a change in direction, a number of redundancies and cost - saving initiatives in response to the tough climate for local contractors.

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.

Perth - based Matrix Composites & Engineering has flagged a number of redundancies and a $ 2.6 million impairment as it battles falling demand for its services in the tough economic climate.

Half of the board of Southern Cross Electrical Engineering, including its chairman John Cooper, has quit citing a difference in opinion over strategic direction as the company announced a number of redundancies and cost - saving initiatives in response to the tough climate for local contractors.

She said the state of the US presidential election in the spring led her to look for ways to build redundancy into her data sources.

Additionally, many will want us to house / manage the core infrastructure in our datacenter for a variety of reasons — i.e. security, environmental controls, compliance, power redundancy, etc..

It is easy to forget the importance of asking, for two reasons: 1) God knows what we need, so asking can seem like pointless redundancy, and 2) asking doesn't obviate the necessity of planning and working to get our needs met.

To suggest that anti-particles are a reference for black hole physics is a redundancy based upon antigens wavering abilities in quantum physicality's unknowable as a phonon of excitabilities fantasia.

For the Jew - based christian rudimentary and timid preaching practices in emotionalized devilish tongues beatifies only the lecherously dumb - hearted relics, those aged heartburns of their jew - based christiandumbness's idiosyncratic marmoset - like redundancies.

The company brought on the new grinding line for increased capacity, flexibility, redundancy and peace of mind.

Sources told Street Talk that redundancies were on Coca - Cola Amatil's agenda as the soft drink company went looking for ways to cut its cost base in light of a sluggish (or even non-existent) revenue growth outlook.

The company is preparing for two large redundancies tranches in a restructure which may axe slightly more than the 5 per cent of the workforce target outlined by the company last month.

In the Treasury restructuring, many of the staff whose positions are being scrapped have been given the option of taking a redundancy payout or applying for new «contested roles» where they are vying against colleagues to stay on in a streamlined department.

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.

Yeah I don't know why you'd trade away your most movable contract for nothing in the interest of signing a positional redundancy.

However, now that there are only a matter of days for Roma to reduce these redundancies, we can expect the pace (no pun intended) of these rumors to increase.

The NASUWT is concerned by growing evidence that older teachers, particularly women, are increasingly being singled out for redundancy or subjected to the abuse of capability procedures.

«More worrying for the outlook is that the number of redundancies has surged to 50,000 more than last year and the number of vacancies is down by over 10,000,» he said.

«In this wise, all the retrenchments and redundancies done in the last four months and all proposed ones should be put on hold pending the outcome of the proposed stakeholders» summit for the banking, insurance and financial institutions» employers and employees, slated for July 2.»

«Where an employer has found it necessary to carry out retrenchment, it would respect the laws of the land and the laid down procedures for redundancy.

«At the end of the day, it doesn't go to the heart of the dispute, which is redundancies, pay and pretty poor industrial relations at Transport for London,» Seifert added.

Set up in October 2003 the group has secured some notable parliamentary successes, including stopping the privatisation of the Forensic Science Service, helping solve a long running pay dispute in the Department for Work and Pensions and more recently opposing the government's plans to reduce the redundancy rights of our members.

There are numerous reasons why, but the primary 2 reasons are that DMV paperwork is extremely complicated and convoluted with tons of redundancy (eg you fill out all of your information multiple times) AND its very common for people to try to fill out every last box on the form in order to avoid getting sent to the back of the line because they missed something.

For those who have had experience dealing with them, the mere mention of consultants will conjure the image of insipid, economic parasites whose sole apparent purpose of existence is to bleed companies dry while implementing large - scale redundancies.

Dutchess County has worked to build redundancy into its network and phone systems for continuity of operations in the case of disaster to ensure services can still be provided to residents.

In a written ministerial statement the House of Commons was told of the decision to close 36 of the 54 remaining Remploy sites with compulsory redundancies for 1,752 people of which 1,518 of these are disabled.

«For these people, the pattern of their lives had been radically changed by a significant life event — such as bereavement, relationship breakdown or redundancy — which triggered addiction, followed by eviction or the repossession of a home», says Adele Irving.

One after the other, they all identified redundancy, inappropriate qualifications, poor academic development, declining productivity, questionable certificates, disciplinary matters among other as parts of the criteria for the disengagement of the affected teaching and non-teaching staff of the institutions.

In the event of any compulsory redundancies, the union will ballot for a strike.

For example, a higher rate of Jobseeker's Allowance paid for the first six weeks of unemployment to those who have lost their jobs after perhaps four or five years in work could be a big help in cushioning the immediate financial impact of redundancy and give them a better chance of getting back into work and back on their feet soonFor example, a higher rate of Jobseeker's Allowance paid for the first six weeks of unemployment to those who have lost their jobs after perhaps four or five years in work could be a big help in cushioning the immediate financial impact of redundancy and give them a better chance of getting back into work and back on their feet soonfor the first six weeks of unemployment to those who have lost their jobs after perhaps four or five years in work could be a big help in cushioning the immediate financial impact of redundancy and give them a better chance of getting back into work and back on their feet sooner.

It said the redundancy payments of the staff being sacked would provide a «boost in trade for the local economy».

Asked why the Intelligence panel questioned him for three hours, Caputo said: «There was a lot of redundancy in the questions.»

The paper provides for a gradual transition, with no life peers forced to retire before death, but with the possibility of a redundancy package should they choose it.

The union's campaign calls for: no detrimental changes to pensions or the civil service redundancy scheme; a strengthening of the Cabinet Office - agreed measures to avoid compulsory redundancies; and an end to the pay freeze and a fair pay rise for all.

According to Dutchess County Executive Marcus J. Molinaro, the County is seeking an individual who can lead the Department of Public Works (DPW) through a multi-year reorganization that is already underway, with the goals of continuing to streamline operations for efficiency and cost savings; develop public - private models for service delivery; and eliminate redundancy of services.

Dave Prentis, unison general secretary, went on Channel Four to explain the decision, saying, «Jeremy Corbyn's message has resonated with public sector workers who have suffered years of pay freezes and redundancies with too many having to work for less.»

Although a new law has recently been passed in an attempt to improve the situation, the FJI disapproves of the minimum cover for sickness, disability, pregnancy leave, and retirement that it offers, along with no right to paid holidays, redundancy allowance, and unemployment benefits.

The report suggests sending two landers, mostly for redundancy purposes to ensure astronauts don't get stuck on the surface of the planet.

ABB says this is the cheapest type of conventional plant, and that building it will provide jobs for most of the 6000 nuclear plant employees facing redundancy.

In conclusion, the researchers state that a secure and accurate election system must involve many people, require a separation of responsibilities, take place in the public eye, and allow for redundancy.

U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. James A. Watson, the federal on - scene coordinator for the cleanup and containment efforts, Tuesday gave BP 72 hours to build redundancies and fail - safes into its efforts to collect oil and gas from the Macondo 252 well now that the top hat containment system has begun to capture and recover some of the oil escaping from the wellhead.

«For all the redundancy built into our systems — multiple servers, multiple hosting sites, Raid drives, redundant power — we were undone by a simple administrative task,» reads a mea culpa statement on the blog of CrossRef, the organization that maintains the DOI system.

Multiple components distributed on the chromosomes and megaplasmid that contribute to the ability of D. radiodurans to survive under conditions of starvation, oxidative stress, and high amounts of DNA damage were identified.Deinococcus radiodurans represents an organism in which all systems for DNA repair, DNA damage export, desiccation and starvation recovery, and genetic redundancy are present in one cell.

Their enthusiasm stems from an inescapable truth: now the old enemy in the shape of the Soviet Union has collapsed, nuclear weapons designers and those employed on projects for the Strategic Defense Initiative are facing redundancy unless they can find a new adversary on which to focus.

Although one often hears people refer to a relationship break - up or a redundancy as the trigger for a suicide, this is far too simplistic and in reality it is often a culmination of different life events rather than one individual»cause».»

Taken together, these results suggest that there is a considerable structural nitrogen atom redundancy in plerixafor, not all amino groups are necessary for activity, and the consistence of the overall charge at physiological pH does not directly affect potency.