Sentences with phrase «who lost a job»

Some of those who lost their jobs in the oil sands are working again, sure, but not at the six - figure salaries they once enjoyed.

Here's a great example of a final candidate who lost the job because of his fingernails.

During the financial crisis, layoffs forced foreclosures, leaving families homeless, and many who lost their jobs then still struggle amid dim job prospects.

Laying people off is never pleasant - not for the company, not for the managers, and certainly not for the people who lose their jobs.

When you strip down the complicated investment vehicles — now being peddled for pennies on the dollar — there are people like Jack Hamersma, a boat salesman Packer wrote about who lost his job, was diagnosed with cancer and then had his house foreclosed upon.

On a comedy TV show the other night, there was a scene with a bunch of stereotypical Millennials throwing an «unemployment party» for a friend who lost his job and got to kick back collecting unemployment insurance for six months.

In January, it purchased the manufacturing assets of a bankrupt Pennsylvania factory and then rehired many of the 150 workers who lost their jobs.

Amy Pascal, who lost her job in the wake of the attack, was just featured in The New York Times Magazine's look at women behind the camera in Hollywood.

The hardest hit would be low - skilled workers like high school dropouts who lose their jobs or hours and have a big struggle to find something else, he said.

The policies are categorised as loan insurance products and are designed to protect policyholders who lose their jobs from credit card repayments, for example.

Later on, it will be the small worker who loses his job.

«The last softwood lumber agreement didn't work for the tens of thousands of people who lost their jobs with the closure of about 100 local mills.

Those who lost their jobs, or whose jobs required them to move, did the worse.

Those who lost their jobs as well had no choice but to take whatever they could to survive.

Are all the people who lose their jobs ready to share digital Currencies?

A union is launching legal action on behalf of more than 1,800 Monarch airline workers who lost their jobs after the firm went into administration.

I am sure if you asked the millions of people who lost their jobs when the housing bubble burst that they did have those exact qualities but they still couldn't control the market crashing the way they did.

If the millions of Americans who lost their jobs in 2007 - 2009 lost it because of their laziness then surely republicans can not complain about job creation, and Obama / Congress don't need to create any jobs whatsoever.

A long line of Supreme Court cases holds that states must pay unemployment compensation to employees who lose their jobs because of their religious beliefs.

Anyone who loses their job will go through hardship.

Nor are staff who lose their jobs due to declining giving exactly being deluged with job offers.

Think of all the people who lost their jobs because of Bain Capital.

Similarly, U.S. workers who lose their jobs or accept reduced wages because of increased competition with Mexican workers are unlikely to feel positively toward them.

No one doubts that free trade disrupts existing patterns of employment, creating hardship for those who lose their jobs.

In addition, humane societies seek to cushion workers who lose their jobs due to recessions, foreign competition and technological change by offering them short - term unemployment benefits and financial assistance for re - training and relocating.

Leaches and bottom feeders... that's what you call those folks who lost their jobs under Bush, right?

This administration does care about the suffering that results for workers who lose their jobs and it does care about the weakening of environmental protection that is entailed in free trade.

Jesus is going to hear the prayers of those who lost thier job, healthcare and life due to what Romney did closing their factories and profiting from it...

I think there is a real difference between those who lose their jobs due to lay - offs or a firing as compared to those who leave a job without having prepared ahead of time.

A Christian Conservative MP has urged Christians to pray for politicians who lose their jobs as the Prime... More

Closer John Axford, who lost his job briefly in early August after blowing seven of 15 save chances in a 26 - game stretch, has been flawless since Aug. 10.

Bill White, a 25 - year - old power hitter who lost his job with the Giants when he went into the service, is the new first baseman; he is also a fine gloveman.

The fallout from the umpires union's ill - conceived 1999 mass resignation continued last month, when an arbitrator in Philadelphia declared that Major League Baseball must take back nine of the 22 umps who lost their jobs.

Melchionni, who lost his job to Williamson last year, spent the summer working into top condition.

Gerry Benton, 39, who lost his job two months ago, visited a pantry for the first time Thursday.

It is a shame about the 700 people who lost their jobs over these articles, now go feed your kids hot dogs and let them drink soda.

The policy polls well with the public but campaigners warn it will force those who lose their jobs to endure grinding poverty.

And if you're one of those people who lost their job, who stayed in work but on reduced hours, took a pay cut as household bills rocketed, or - and I know a lot of people don't like to admit this - someone who finds themselves out of work or on lower wages because of low - skilled immigration, life simply doesn't seem fair.

New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's investigation was prompted by a young reporter who lost the job she had left Law360 for after the legal newswire informed her new employer that she had signed a non-compete agreement, which stated that she would not work at any competitor for a year.

• Rick «Wall Street Lobbyio» Lazio's taxpayer bailout bonus... $ 1.3 million • One week of unemployment insurance for more than 3,000 unemployed New Yorkers who lost their jobs following the financial crisis... $ 1.3 million • Four average mortgages on homes that were foreclosed on during the financial crisis... $ 1.3 million • Starting base salary for 30 new New York City Police Officers... $ 1.3 million • Starting base salary for 30 new New York City Firefighters... $ 1.3 million • One year of SUNY tuition for 261 New York students... $ 1.3 million

In his witness statement to a tribunal hearing, Mark Arthur, a British - Ghanaian who lost his job as result of the money laundering case, claimed that the Otumfuo invited him to his multimillion - pound sterling residence in Henley - on - Thames and handed him a bag containing almost # 200,000 as well as $ 200,000 with consecutive serial numbers.

«But maybe Secretary Clinton might want to apologize to the families who lost their loved ones in Iraq or Secretary Clinton might want to apologize to the millions of workers in this country who lost their jobs because of the disastrous trade agreements that she supported,» he continued.

Sailors who served on HMS Cumberland at the start of this year's Libya campaign will be among those who lose their jobs, as they have completed their operational leave.

Paul Burstow, who lost his job in last autumn's reshuffle, has spoken out after admitting his frustration with the Treasury's refusal to consider alternatives to the Dilnot Commission.

Harman's response is tellingly Labour, concentrating on the needs of those who lose their jobs.

Sheldon Silver, who lost his job as one of the most powerful political posts in New York, is the fourth state house speaker to face legal trouble over the past year.

«These payouts are small compensation to people who were often subjected to degrading interrogation and detention, and who lost their job and service accommodation.

Those layoffs add to the 105 workers who lost their jobs at the Herkimer County plant in August.

Olayinka, who lost his job over a year ago, said he had invested N700, 000 that was paid to him as entitlement in MMM, given how profitable the scheme was before it collapsed.

And many of those who lost their jobs in the wake of the global financial crisis and the continuing restructuring we see in many sectors, are shocked when they discover how little help they were entitled to, despite the contributions they had made over the course of their working lives.