Sentences with phrase «staff cuts»

While IT employers have some of the country's highest expectations for increased business activity, 11 per cent expect to make staff cuts in 2016.

New CEOs often opt to make staff cuts when they arrive.

They say it will mean staff cuts, bigger class sizes and fewer support services, such as for mental health.

With staff cuts, he has been able to maintain operations with a budget of around $ 350,000.

Both publishers have only remained profitable by significant staff cutting.

Instead, staff cuts continue as papers try to meet impossible profit goals.

There's no arguing their role in facilitating staff cuts.

Children with special educational needs and disabilities rely heavily on teaching assistants, so sadly they'll be suffering the most as a result of these devastating staff cuts.

In addition to school closures, the district faces major staff cuts.

While teaching staff cuts are currently less significant in primary schools, 21 per cent of survey respondents reported that they have had to reduce teaching staff.

In the short term he announced additional staff cuts could be forthcoming despite posting a profit for the quarter.

There were tough staff cuts right away, but where in media companies (including this one) is that not the case these days?

The situation will worsen as lower revenue mean further editorial staff cuts and lower quality as inferior computer generated enhancements replace human intervention.

At the end of the 2013 - 14 academic year the institution reported a financial deficit of # 4 million, prompting staff cuts.

Perhaps most importantly, the thousands of staff cuts overseen by Mr Clarke will bring problems administering justice in the country - the cuts will come from prison officers, probation officers, and legal staff.

Google's parent hired a veteran wireless technology executive to oversee its Fiber project amid reports of further staff cuts at the bumpy six - year effort to bring gigabit Internet connections to home consumers.

High PPP has been achieved principally by internal cost slashing including staff cuts, reducing real estate overhead, and other measures.

For years, the district balanced its budget through staff cuts and increases in non-tax revenue, cutting district employees to 3,405 in 2001 from 4,938 in 1993, Parks Gen. Supt. David Doig said.

Companies in the region that have announced staff cuts include Oxford - based Summit Corporation, a zebrafish genomics specialist; Alizyme of Cambridge, which is developing treatments for gastrointestinal diseases; and Silence Therapeutics of London, an siRNA company.

And because staff cuts prevent papers from covering important local issues — or, sometimes, even just the basics, like city council meetings and sporting events — circulation drops further, making them irrelevant and unattractive to other buyers.

Barbara Crosier, with the Cerebral Palsy Association of New York State, says the 6 % across the board cuts, combined with earlier budget cuts, would mean staff cut backs and fewer programs for people with cerebral palsy, autism, and other disabilities.

Among these recommendations was that the current staff cuts in HMRC, which will total 25,000 by 2011, needs to be halted.

She said: «Schools have been required to use their retained earnings, if they have any, on balancing their budgets in order to not face making drastic staff cuts.

The West Australian newspaper has announced staff cuts as parent group Seven West Media progresses its plans to buy The Sunday Times newspaper and Perth Now website from News Corporation.

The move by National Australia Bank to exit its MLC wealth division could see another round of redundancies that could see staff cuts at the bank of ...

Prison work is relatively well paid and it offers guards — at least before staff cuts slashed the service - the chance to help prisoners turn a new leaf.

He writes that because of publisher staff cuts in the Age of Amazonia:

In a report on looming layoffs, the paper said financial institutions are «weighing staff cuts or actually paring payroll as they struggle to rein in costs and eke out profits in a choppy market.»

There are lots of moving numbers here, but the point is clear: As standalone companies with ever - falling revenue, each will have a more direct responsibility for paying off debt, and the likeliest place to pay for it may well be more aggressive staff cuts.

He even tried to claim that no one from his government had any concern, when a senior government official wrote in 2010 that enforcement staff cuts were threatening tailing dam safety.»

School officials also told police that, because of recent staff cuts, they would not have enough personnel to supervise lunchrooms if the campus is closed, Keller said.

The report found departmental staff cuts as a result of the coalition's austerity drive would not have prevented sufficient resources being found if the appropriate escalation of the issue had taken place.

Unite, which represents BA's cabin crew, had pledged not to strike over the Easter break as it continues to resist a pay freeze and staff cuts on long - haul flights.

Today the head of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS), which represents thousands of civil servants and recently organised strike action against staff cuts, said it was «completely unacceptable» that the impact of these cuts was not properly measured.

Spring says the gap in funding has led to «significantly elevated» property taxes in the city, and «dramatic staff cuts» of 120 positions last year and 60 this year.

The dwindling enrollment has already contributed to staff cuts across the region, with all of the Erie County districts seeing their staff numbers dip over the past decade, according to data from the New York State Education Department.

Mason says that earlier staff cuts have made the lab more efficient and allowed it to lower the fees charged researchers from universities and industry to use its facilities.

According to Unison's poll, 74 per cent of respondents said support staff cuts had resulted in them having to work additional, unpaid hours.

Closing the Gap: With a Sledgehammer With the contingency number in view, our administration did what school districts are programmed to do: they balance staff cuts and tax increases.

Besides, she noted, the panel's recommended staff cuts would have saved the district only $ 36 million, while the revenue loss due to declining enrollment is projected at $ 127 million in 2016 - 2017.

One district deeply riven by the impact of efforts to dismantle public education is the Spooner Area School District in northwest Wisconsin, where parents, teachers and students have been up in arms over staff cuts, increasing class sizes and other indignities.

Four MPs in Cheshire and Staffordshire have written to the University of Chester after an academy trust it owns announced staff cuts due to a # 3m deficit.

Wrestlers and staff cut interviews after matches and give you updates.

Mindful of the success that followed other changes, Carr eventually agreed, and between July 2013 and the spring of 2014, staff cut cages and affixed pipe to create a cat - size opening between adjoining cages.

IO Interactive has confirmed staff cuts and project cancellations at the studio as it shifts focus entirely on a «new triple - A Hitman project.»

SAN FRANCISCO — As law firms in the United States and around the world struggle to regain their footing in a down economy, firm leaders at a conference in San Francisco last week said they are weighing recovery strategies ranging from staff cuts to restructuring compensation, but they expressed doubts about the wisdom of further international growth.

Two recent cases highlight government foot - dragging in developing plans to protect species that are at urgent risk, due in part to a lack of «organizational capacity» (i.e. staff cuts).

These include 27.6 % lower average long - term benefit, 31 % fewer permanent (NEL) awards; retraining cut from 19 to 5 months; 200 Board staff cut.....

Researchers at the University conducted interviews with 80 charity advice workers in Liverpool and found that the overwhelming majority believe that their organisations are now providing a worse service for their beneficiaries, with many citing staff cuts and an influx of people in need of their services as contributing factors.

With more than half (55 %) of employers reporting staff cuts in 2015 and an additional 40 per cent reporting further cuts moving into 2016, current employees are feeling pressure more than ever.