redundancy notice

These people are still employed, despite having received redundancy notices.

Three months after the birth of their baby, Adam is given a redundancy notice at work.

The new contracts would also abolish the current 12-month redundancy notice.

It was due to close at the end of July 2005 and in fact the staff had been issued with redundancy notices.

The very same week there were 247 women in Altnagelvin hospital who got their redundancy notices.

The Works' management says it's a scandal and wants the redundancy notices withdrawn altogether.

That is a very different agony to a redundancy notice in an industry where profits often exceed the wealth of states.

He plays the same character in the sixth episode, only this time Brent is giving him a redundancy notice.

If there are not enough volunteers, the company has warned, compulsory redundancy notices will be issued.

In late 1973 redundancy notices were issued at Andover, followed by a sit-in at the works.

He said: 'We very much regret that 30 secretarial and clerical staff who will not be moving will receive redundancy notice.

The charity has been forced to put its staff - one full-time and four part-time - on rolling redundancy notice, to be evaluated every two months.

"The CQC should think again about the redundancy notices sent to 180 business support staff.

The Labour Party conference was held in the week that Liverpool's council employees received their redundancy notices.

However, if the employer objects they may withdraw the original redundancy notice and refuse to give the employee a redundancy payment.

A farewell drink for a fifth of the workforce at Research Machines in Oxfordshire who've just received their redundancy notices.

You can either (a) take on more work, or (b) accept that your post is probably superfluous and simply sit back and await the redundancy notice.

A picket was organised last week after receivers Robson Rhodes refused to withdraw redundancy notices issued to 67 staff.

British military personnel are, as we speak, being handed redundancy notices - often while on active duty - by the wretched UK Government.

Redundancy notices were issued after Lyons Maid parent company Clarke Foods went into receivership.

The small fall in the jobless total will be no comfort to the hundreds of thousands of public sector workers with redundancy notices hanging over their heads.

The prospect of a soldier 'literally dying with a redundancy notice in his hand is not a prospect that any decent MP should contemplate'.

He highlighted the fact that Cameron had proposed a no fly zone just as redundancy notices were going out to thousands of RAF personnel.

Hi Tom, I'm a 61-year old woman from the East Midlands who has just received an 'at risk' of redundancy notice from my job as a university researcher.

I, on the other hand, think it is more important to take account of families' finances and to ensure that dad comes home with a wage packet instead of a redundancy notice.