Examples of using Layoffs in English and their translations into Czech
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More layoffs, man.
There's gonna be layoffs.
Worse than layoffs, what is it?
Yes, there will be layoffs.
Yeah, I mean, layoffs are common in this economy.
Don't tell me layoffs.
No teacher layoffs, no program cuts, no school closures.
They're saying there might be layoffs.
Start the layoffs, then.
That's less than 8,000 layoffs.
Burns' layoffs have thrown the city into a new depression, marked by the singing of songs from the old depression.
He takes care of the firm's layoffs.
He read about the layoffs in the paper.
You hear there's gonna be more layoffs?
Close to their source of markers. after the layoffs I guess they just stayed in the building.
I'm sure you heard about the layoffs.
The layoffs, hurting team morale, picking up T.K. 's bonus, dropping four other players-- it all devalues the team.
They're not planning any more layoffs, are they, Rog?
This crappy paper is floundering and they're cleaning house with layoffs.
He said there were gonna be layoffs on monday. he.
Was there anyone who was particularly upset about the layoffs?
I guess they just stayed in the building after the layoffs close to their source of markers.
For far too long we have been hearing about layoffs.
Every day, companies announce cutbacks in production, layoffs of workers or even complete closure.
Accounts lost someone in the last three layoffs.
Several large newspapers across the nation have announced layoffs this week from their print media divisions.
That guy. He takes care of the firm's layoffs.
And I'm aware that there have been rumors about layoffs and such, And I just wanted to come down here myself and assure everyone… There's no truth to them.
However, please reconsider the layoffs.
He said there were gonna be layoffs on Monday.