"order" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- The Senate overwhelmingly approved a bill today that would require companies to give workers 60 days' notice before closing factories or ordering large-scale layoffs.
- ABC has not ordered layoffs, but it is trying to reduce expenses.
- Mr. Hill, still angry, complains that the Commissioner should have consulted him before ordering layoffs last summer that involved his union members.
- Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. had ordered layoffs of junior troopers in three stages earlier this year.
- He orders a hiring freeze and layoffs.
- Union officials feared that some hospitals might order large-scale layoffs of longtime workers once the present contract expired and left them without protection against layoffs.
- ABC, a division of the Walt DisneyCompany, has also initiated extensive cost-cutting measures though it has never officially ordered companywide layoffs.
- At all of its hospitals, the hospitals corporation has ordered reductions in laboratory and X-ray technicians and layoffs of administrative staff, secretaries and nurse's aides.
- He criticized him for opposing the provision in the trade bill recently passed by Congress that would require large companies to give employees 60 days notice before shutting down a plant or ordering layoffs.
- Without it, Mr. Gulotta said today, he would have to order layoffs unless Local 830 of the Civil Service Employees Association agreed to contract concessions.
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