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It had, at least, not resorted to mass sackings as have competitors in other countries.

Trade unions are not allowed to go on strike for disputes relating to trade union registration or illegal sackings .

There's been a lot of unusual sackings lately, which I've found hard to understand.

But as banks face up to a protracted period of much lower growth, sackings have picked up again.

Those may take the form of sackings redundancies , temporary layoffs or retirements .

Tough economic times have not yet translated into a spike in sackings of chief executives of the world's biggest companies.

The latest sackings come on top of a previous cull in 2001, when Mr Zetsche cut a third of Chrysler's payroll.

Under the ordinance, employers cannot exploit pregnancy as an excuse for sackings.

The job cuts are seen as unprecedented in Malaysia, where sackings at state-owned companies have been taboo for political reasons.

An honorary mention goes to the new phrase "dynamic rightsizing" , which means regular sackings, only more exciting and souped-up.

Yet sackings of Brazilians have begun at the Toyota and Sony plants in Aichi prefecture.

That triggered sackings of more than 20m migrant workers in export-intensive Guangdong province.

Sadly, the more likely scenario is some savings and a lot of sackings.