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compulsory redundancy造句

"compulsory redundancy"是什么意思   

例句与造句

  1. Ford-Werke AG hopes to shed some 700 administrative posts and 1, 000 blue-collar jobs by the end of the year by offering a voluntary retirement and compensation package, Ford spokesman Wolfgang Riecker said, adding that there would be no compulsory redundancies.
  2. However Gilbert had as of 2007 honoured his pledge to achieve the staff reductions without compulsory redundancies, and in October 2007 announced that the university's budget had been brought in to " a modest surplus " as a result mainly of a voluntary redundancy scheme.
  3. Staff at the University expressed concern about the proposed means and impact of the restructuring, citing " the use of the threat of compulsory redundancy to bully and intimidate staff " and the belief that the University was " abdicating its responsibilities to the wider community that funds it ".
  4. A spokesman for the BBC said : " There have been no compulsory redundancies at Radio Lincolnshire but some presenters are leaving the station as part of a wide-ranging package of scheduling changes . " He was a broadcaster for a few months with SMOOTH Radio before their reorganisation.
  5. Secondly, that is reinforced by the opening words of the second sentence, " as with the successful introduction of'Rover Tomorrow  The New Deal', " which suggest that the statement about no compulsory redundancy is to be seen as a repeat of the earlier position in The New Deal.
  6. It's difficult to find compulsory redundancy in a sentence. 用compulsory redundancy造句挺难的
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