Furloughed in a sentence

As per the report findings, suppliers – in the survey – reported that 98.1% of buyers refused to contribute to the cost of paying partial wages to furloughed workers, required by law, and 72.4% of furloughed workers were sent home without pay.

All services were furloughed until all animals were healthy, with the exception of pet adoptions.

And thousands of kids also became newly eligible for these meals when their parents were furloughed.

Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid are not affected by shutdowns, but Maine’s 12,000 federal employees could be furloughed or made to work without pay that would come with interest when the government reopens.

Boeing to repay furloughed workers for lost pay, the Air Current editor saysfinance.

Days later, and before this newsletter was ready to ship, our information was verified in a regulatory filing: the CFO and general counsel have left, and it furloughed 30 workers, among other troubling moves.

About 1,125 of the company’s employees are not furloughed as of Wednesday.

ADM notified approximately 90 employees in each facility today that they will be furloughed in the coming weeks.

After 30 years in the hospitality industry, Mike and Jorge were furloughed due to the pandemic.

All liquor outlets have been closed since March 27. Many store proprietors have already furloughed or laid off staff.

Almost 80 per cent of Scouts Scotland’s 62 staff have been furloughed as outdoor education centres and campsites have been closed and fundraising events have postponed due to the coronavirus lockdown.

American Airlines and United Airlines in October furloughed more than 32,000 workers after a prior US$25 billion payroll assistance program expired.

And because so many of them will be furloughed rather than fired, if they have benefits they continue.

And Halliburton, another major oilfield services provider, furloughed 3,500 of its Houston employees, ordering workers into a one-week-on, one-week-off schedule.

And now with this Covid 19 pandemic I am worried about my husband’s job, he may soon me furloughed as well.

As businesses reopen, employers that are unable to bring back all laid-off or furloughed employees must require that legitimate business reasons drive the difficult decision of who gets to come back.

Asked about paying star performers while the Met’s orchestra and chorus, among other employees, have been furloughed, Mr. Gelb said the recital series was part of his plan to keep the company producing work during its lockdown.

As news revenue disappeared almost overnight amid the coronavirus outbreak, journalists have been furloughed or laid off in virtually every state.

A survey from the British Chambers of Commerce suggested around one in three British businesses has furloughed between 75 per cent and 100 per cent of its workforce.

At that point, furloughed workers will be eligible to receive unemployment benefits from the state.