I can't stand that layoffs, the layoffs make me crazy.
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LAYOFFS Iranian drilling companies have also embarked on massive layoffs.
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Layoffs edged down in June, pushing the layoffs rate to 1.1% from 1.2% in May.
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A day after the Daily News layoffs, other Tronc papers were informed of layoffs, too.
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So layoffs anywhere means lower sales everywhere, which promotes more layoffs and even lower sales.
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New layoffs at Gannett's papers Layoffs also hit numerous newspapers owned by Gannett on Wednesday.
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Layoffs edged down in May, keeping the layoffs rate at 1.2% for a second straight month.
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Layoffs edged up in April, lifting the layoffs rate to 1.2% from 1.1% in the prior month.
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I think the scale at which layoffs are happening necessitates some sort of impersonal experience for layoffs.
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Layoffs slipped in March, lowering the layoffs rate to 1.1 percent from 1.2 percent in the prior month.
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A greater percentage of firms reported net layoffs (more layoffs versus hires) than those who reported net hiring.
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The news of the layoffs comes just days after Spirit said it would offer voluntary layoffs to some employees.
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Forty-nine percent of companies told Challenger, Gray & Christmas they are very or somewhat likely to conduct layoffs in the next three months, while 2210% reported they have conducted permanent layoffs; another 2219% have conducted temporary layoffs.
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Forty-nine percent of companies told Challenger, Gray & Christmas they are very or somewhat likely to conduct layoffs in the next three months, while 210% reported they have conducted permanent layoffs; another 210% have conducted temporary layoffs.
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Layoffs rose 28,000 to 1.7 million in June, lifting the layoffs rate one-tenth of a percentage point to 1.2 percent.
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Shopkick CEO Bill Demas confirmed the layoffs to TechCrunch, saying the layoffs were part of a broader restructuring of the business.
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That's higher than reported estimates of impending layoffs, which pegged layoffs at about a third of tech and general staff alike.
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"It was pretty intense low morale because of all the layoffs—constant, grinding layoffs, year after year," Rabin told the outlet.
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Layoffs were little changed at 1.8 million in November, holding the layoffs rate at 1.2 percent for a second straight month.
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The good news is that the reports don't mention massive layoffs, although some layoffs are probably likely with a division this large.
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These layoffs risk sending the economy into a downward spiral of decreased demand, defaults and further layoffs within weeks or even days.
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The possibility of layoffs was first reported last week, and employees vented about the layoffs on a public message boad earlier this week.
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Below is the internal memo on the layoffs: Hello BuzzFeeders, I'm writing with sad news: we are doing layoffs at BuzzFeed next week.
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Layoffs were little changed at 1.6 million in July, holding the layoffs rate at a 3-1/2-year low of 1.1 percent.
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We're starting to hear of more layoffs and rumors of layoffs in Silicon Valley – Zoosk laid off a third of its staff in January.
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Cannabis companies face executive shake-ups, layoffs, and other cost-cutting measures Other Canadian cannabis giants have announced cost-cutting layoffs in recent weeks.
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Those concerns were amplified last week when General Motors announced layoffs of nearly 6900,300 workers, adding to the 2,000 layoffs previously announced in November.
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Even with the layoffs, the company started 2019 with 162 employees and ended the year with 224 employees after the layoffs, excluding seasonal farmworkers.
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GE Aviation has no additional "large scale" layoffs planned, Flight Global reported it as saying, but it did not rule out future layoffs entirely.
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For Mile High Labs, the layoffs represent just under 10% of total staffers out of a head count of 250 before the layoffs, Hilley said.
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The layoffs come as new editor-in-chief Lydia Polgreen is "assembling a newsroom leadership team," according to a HuffPost article reporting on the layoffs.
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Moreover, the cost of layoffs needs to be considered in deciding about the benefits and costs of policies that seek to reduce economic insecurity and layoffs.
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While the company doesn't know the exact scope of the layoffs, tens of thousands are possible, and the company warned there could also be permanent layoffs.
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CNN Business reached out to other SoftBank-backed startups that have undergone layoffs in recent months; several sent or pointed to previously issued statements on layoffs.
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The latest layoffs come months after U.S. Steel decided to temporarily lay off 48 employees at Great Lakes Works and warned of up to 200 more layoffs.
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Activision responded to our request for comment about the layoffs at Activision Publishing, but did not say the layoffs had to do with the performance of Infinite Warfare.
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It resulted in layoffs for several hundred foreign workers, but those contracts were close to expiry anyway, said al-Sada, adding there were no layoffs among Qatari nationals.
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These layoffs are in addition to to earlier layoffs at the company's U.S. offices as part of part of a restructuring that combined its smartphone and VR divisions.
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My colleague, senior advertising reporter Tanya Dua has the scoop on the Juul layoffs — she spoke to some of the employees affected about how the layoffs were handled.
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Layoffs hit — half its workers are shown the door A month later, Cargomatic fired half of its staff— about 22 to 2200 employees across two rounds of layoffs.
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CFO Jon Hilley told us in an interview that the layoffs represent just under 24% of total workers, out of a head count of 22018 before the layoffs.
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As we have seen in the energy sector, a lot of these layoffs may already be happening so the incremental layoffs would presumably be less than 25,000 per month.
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In the past month, layoffs have hit Spin, ThinkProgress, Rooster Teeth, and others, bringing the total number of media layoffs in 2019 above 7,200, according to Business Insider's tally.
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Today, we're taking digging into two trends: recent layoffs at various domestic unicorns and secondly, how those layoffs match a recent uptick in austerity across the technology industry itself.
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Employees are nervous that layoffs will be next, but leadership reassured them at an all-hands meeting on Tuesday that no layoffs are planned at this time, the company confirmed.
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Getaround is latest SoftBank portfolio company to announce layoffs The Information, which first reported the news, pegs the layoffs at 150 employees, amounting to around a quarter of the company.
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Intel did not say where the layoffs would focus, but in an interview with CNBC, Smith said the the layoffs would be global and not concentrated on any one geographic region.
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Employees and former employees of Nexen claim that Cnooc has engaged in mass layoffs in an effort to cut costs; however, Cnooc has yet to realize cost savings from those layoffs.
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The company says that the layoffs impact "less than 2 percent of its 55,000 employees" across the world, and that the majority of the layoffs are from the mobile phone division.
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The recent layoffs, followed by Apple's pursuit of talent and expertise from outside companies, are part of the company's effort to "reboot" the project, said people with knowledge of the layoffs.
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The 3,200 planned layoffs come after more than 2,000 delivery employees lost their jobs in October and Amazon Air Prime partners announced layoffs of nearly 3,000 workers in January and February.
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The Times added the aviation company issued an earlier round of layoffs in March resulting in 245 involuntary layoffs, including 62 engineering staff and 111 machinists, taking place in mid-May.
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Will 2018 be the year of big bank layoffs ?
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The Wall Street Journal reported that WeWork was delaying layoffs until it could afford severance, but presumably thanks to a bailout last week by Japanese tech investor SoftBank, layoffs will happen soon.
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The news of the layoffs was confirmed to us directly by Sirin after Israeli paper Calcalist reported the layoffs (accurately) and that the Solarin was getting discontinued (not so accurate, says Sirin).
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As expected, the newly merged entity promptly announced redundancy layoffs.
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Among the next steps may be layoffs, writes Vindu Goel.
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Some Schlumberger workers protested the layoffs in Maracaibo on Wednesday.
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Those layoffs that are starting at small private tech companies?
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The source did not share the exact number of layoffs.
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If the layoffs are crushing morale ... let them eat churros?
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Companies could react by cutting costs, which often means layoffs.
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The layoffs were first reported by The New York Times.
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Ericsson recently announced 3,000 layoffs, and more may be needed.
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Those layoffs occurred after the government's survey for last month.
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It was the company's second round of layoffs in 2016.
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There were widespread layoffs in the energy sector last year.
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The layoffs were first reported by BNN Bloomberg on Wednesday.
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This round of layoffs won't impact Ford's hourly factory workers.
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Here are some of the companies that have announced layoffs.
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He added that he hoped the layoffs would be temporary.
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Uber, in particular, has gone through several rounds of layoffs.
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Vice went through a large round of layoffs last week.
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The 433 layoffs are to take place over two years.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported the layoffs on Thursday.
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The layoffs had been originally reported by Fortune last week.
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It decides when to make layoffs and other strategic decisions.
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A Citi spokesman declined to comment on the reported layoffs.
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The layoffs will hit Nissan's Cuernavaca and Aguascalientes manufacturing facilities.
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Those 2,300 jobs will be cut through buyouts and layoffs.
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You recently tweeted that media layoffs aren't about the economy.
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Miners, drivers, and maintainers will see more layoffs, per ComputerWorld.
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This departure we understand is not related to those layoffs.
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The rest of the 70,000 layoffs would concern local government.
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Layoffs have hit a raft of other digital media entrants.
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"We're not planning more layoffs right now," Gorman told CNBC.
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Unions see this as opening the door to arbitrary layoffs.
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Some school districts have ordered teacher layoffs and shorter sessions.
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The shakeup resulted in the layoffs of nearly 90 employees.
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The company did not say if additional layoffs are coming.
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Word of the layoffs came on a night that Mrs.
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It also threatened layoffs at Williams's headquarters in Tulsa, Okla.
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The layoffs were originally reported by The Wall Street Journal.
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He said universities had resorted to program cuts and layoffs.
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In India, layoffs used to be a source of shame.
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But Oracle's cloud business was not spared from the layoffs.
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Another round of layoffs is hitting ESPN, CNBC has learned.
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The Snowden archive was also shut down with the layoffs.
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Earlier this month, Sanders announced a large round of layoffs.
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The memo did not say how many layoffs were expected.
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Musk has also overseen layoffs and management changes at Tesla.
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IgnitionOne confirmed that the layoffs affected fewer than 10 employees.
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A new round of layoffs may be in the works.
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Despite the layoffs, SpaceX maintains that it is financially secure.
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Restructuring efforts have already resulted in protests against mass layoffs.
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IBM said earlier media reports of "massive" layoffs are exaggerated.
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But if layoffs are the concern, perhaps context is important.
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The layoffs were announced about a week after the event.
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It also isn't planning any layoffs, according to a spokesperson.
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The restructuring resulted in layoffs for thousands of Microsoft employees.
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The company is also not expecting any layoffs, Smith said.
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Workers at more established retailers aren't safe from layoffs, either.
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"We'll do layoffs or we'll do wage cuts," he said.
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Mass layoffs would put Boeing in a very difficult position.
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The layoffs were made by Zoom call, they also said.
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Bloomberg reported on Monday that layoffs were on the way.
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This even allowed the company to avoid layoffs, he said.
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My point is not that layoffs or cuts are necessary.
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Both notices said they expected the layoffs to be temporary.
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The layoffs are going to be costly to these facilities.
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" The employee added that the layoffs are "a total surprise.
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They include allowing immediate layoffs to try to avoid bankruptcies.
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Layoffs, furloughs, and reduced hours aren't the only concern, though.
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That would mean less scope to invest, and possibly layoffs.
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The Orange County Register was first to report the layoffs.
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And while layoffs are not fun, Lime is not alone.
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And last, Leafly announced a round of layoffs this week.
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It's been an active week for layoffs among tech startups.
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This round marks Bird's second set of layoffs this year.
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Boeing said it wasn't yet planning any layoffs or furloughs.
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Bonobos saw layoffs in 2019, and Walmart's biggest acquisition, Jet.
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Monika Fahlbusch handles Juul's personnel, including the company's recent layoffs.
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The layoffs will occur primarily at Chesapeake's Oklahoma City campus.
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The carrier is also beginning talks about possible temporary layoffs.
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HuffPost described domestic violence shelters cutting services and planning layoffs.
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The industry has been hit with massive layoffs and bankruptcies.
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The two reports offer indications of job vacancies and layoffs.
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There also are expectations of widespread layoffs in upcoming weeks.
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Microsoft blamed layoffs in its phone unit for the decline.
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In 2009 and 201, there were major rounds of layoffs.
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General Motors and its 211,000 layoffs last week are only one example, says Andrew Challenger, vice president of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, the Chicago outplacement firm whose monthly surveys of corporate layoffs are closely watched.
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In a statement, the aerospace and defense company said the extra job cuts would include managers and executives and be achieved through a combination of attrition, voluntary layoffs and in some cases involuntary layoffs.
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In fact, someone asked Krishnamurthy about layoffs at the all-hands meeting on Tuesday — but she assured the troops that company had no plans for layoffs at this time, a spokesperson tells Business Insider.
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Layoffs are likely to follow — in fact, sources tell TechCrunch that the scope of these layoffs will be massive, with newer business units scaled back so the company can focus on its core business.
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The law also specifies conditions for "economic layoffs," according to the size of the company concerned — a company of 50 to 300 employees could justify layoffs if it had poor results over three consecutive trimesters.
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" Read on... Pew: 20183 in 4 papers faced layoffs in 2018 Katie Pellico writes: Per a new Pew study out Thursday, 27% of large US newspapers "experienced one or more publicly reported layoffs in 2018.
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John So what do these layoffs mean for the media industry?
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The rise in layoffs came during a slowdown in economic growth.
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That's involved a suite of new executives and, of course, layoffs.
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It could take the form of layoffs, or it might not.
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Layoffs Bad times ahead for employees of General Motors and ESPN.
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That's the fourth round of layoffs the company's had since November.
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Update — March 8, 2018: A Snap spokesperson has confirmed the layoffs.
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The layoffs are unfortunate, but GM must stay competitive, Summers said.
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Archdiocese leaders are trying to avoid layoffs, said Archbishop Bernard Hebda.
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The union said more than 1,000 members applied for voluntary layoffs.
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The layoffs were tempered by a technical triumph for the company.
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The layoffs were first reported by Recode and confirmed by Axios.
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The layoffs follow several years of struggles for the sandwich chain.
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This week was filled with layoffs at retailers across the board.
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Employers announced 526,915 layoffs last year, down 12 percent from 2015.
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The company said the layoffs could last more than six months.
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Those layoffs followed the loss of another 500 positions in 2015.
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But most of the efficiency gains at PSA came from layoffs.
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Layoffs happen when you least expect; people get sick; accidents happen.
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This will cause layoffs and other cutbacks at Israeli defense companies.
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All told, about 1,100 people lost their jobs in the layoffs.
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All the big airlines announced layoffs almost immediately after September 11.
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Factory activity has declined and some manufacturers are turning to layoffs.
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Twitter also announced layoffs in October, reducing its workforce by 8%.
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We could see video staff layoffs at publishers as a result.
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VentureBeat says now the layoffs will leave Udacity with 330 employees.
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The layoffs follow another poor quarter of business for the company.
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The layoffs are reportedly due to disappointing sales over the holidays.
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Qualcomm will offer severance payments to those affected by the layoffs.
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The cuts would come from a combination of layoffs and attrition.
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Worker hours have been cut but Marceau hopes to avoid layoffs.
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That's likely to mean more layoffs for Snapdeal's 1,000-plus staff.
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Rome is desperate to orchestrate a rescue to avoid mass layoffs.
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The San Francisco Chronicle first reported the breakdown of the layoffs.
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Macy's recently announced 4,500 layoffs and up to 40 store closures.
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The layoffs span the company's international, technology and Sam's Club divisions.
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Layoffs increased in the real estate and rental and leasing industry.
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Manga was let go from the foundation during layoffs in 20023.
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A round of layoffs also hit the company's Christmas Tree Shops.
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The changes triggered mass layoffs and bankruptcies in America's coal sector.
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The stabilization is due in part to a decline in layoffs.
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January delivered a fresh round of energy sector layoffs, as well.
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The company doesn't anticipate any further layoffs at Carlin, Jabara said.
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To avoid layoffs, correctional officers were transferred or offered early retirement.
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Within days of the layoffs, the negative reviews started trickling in.
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Revenues keep going down and down, forcing more and more layoffs.
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New York (CNN Business)More layoffs are coming at Blue Apron.
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Steel mills are large employers, and closings can cause widespread layoffs.
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And a year later, after the cameras left, the layoffs continued.
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The layoffs are equal to about 15% of its staff there.
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Store workers characterized the restructuring as a milder form of layoffs.
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According to workers, some of these changes are thinly disguised layoffs.
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As layoffs accelerated, they reached the ranks of more senior workers.
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WeWork's CEOs have once again warned employees to brace for layoffs.
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Pam Wasserstein maintained in an interview that no layoffs were planned.
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More GM workers will be hit with temporary layoffs this summer.
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That could force Box to cut costs — which could mean layoffs.
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The layoffs are roughly 15 percent of the unit, he said.
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Several sources told Business Insider that layoffs had begun November 803.
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The Charlotte Observer first reported layoffs at Bank of America's headquarters.
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The New York state attorney general is investigating WeWork amid layoffs.
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Layoffs: 200 workers on October 28, or a quarter of workforce.
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Massive layoffs are expected at the company in the coming weeks.
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The layoffs will take effect starting in August, the statement said.
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Low-wage work can be uneven and unstable and layoffs common.
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A group of "support function" layoffs will be announced later today.
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No machinists have had involuntary layoffs for several years, Kelliher said.
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The layoffs are just the latest cuts at the embattled company.
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The seaside resort town saw thousands of casino layoffs in 2014.
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As yet, though, no one has announced involuntary layoffs or furloughs.
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At an absolute minimum, expect another and bigger wave of layoffs.
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Cisco did not give the Journal a number on the layoffs.
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That could result in leaner profits, price wars and local layoffs.
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Two days later, she was part of a round of layoffs.
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The amount of money they're saving from these layoffs is inconsequential.
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Moving along to Uber, the firm underwent layoffs again this week.
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Dwindling page views forced Cheezburger to undergo multiple rounds of layoffs.
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Later that year, an activist campaign within the company forced layoffs.
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There were layoffs and bitterness in many areas of the bank.
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But there are big questions: • Neither company has yet mentioned layoffs.
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Job loss during recessions doesn't all come via layoffs, Wilcox said.
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The surge in unemployment claims accompanied widespread reports of layoffs nationwide.
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"Absent payroll subsidies[,] mass layoffs and furloughs are inevitable," Nelson wrote.
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So there would still be widespread layoffs, shutdowns, and economic pain.
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And it's hard to believe the layoffs will be that short.
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Unfortunately, during a recession, there will be a lot of layoffs.
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Many workers said they resented the way OTG handled the layoffs.
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Involuntary layoffs, the paper reported, are not out of the question.
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Many establishments have already been forced to turn to mass layoffs.
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Layoffs reach 23andMe after hitting Mozilla and the Vision Fund portfolio
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Layoffs at Lime and Getaround herald rise of profit-hungry unicorns
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As a result, both 2150andMe and Ancestry have recently had layoffs.
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This is the same plant that was facing hundreds of layoffs.
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The marketing and merchandising teams took the brunt of the layoffs.
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That's when I realized I had to start thinking about layoffs.
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Sometimes, a company might ask an employee to resign during layoffs.
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Anticipating layoffs, WeWork employees announced their intention to unionize this month.
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It also isn't planning any layoffs, according to an Amazon spokesperson.
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Reports surfaced this year suggesting BANG was bracing for significant layoffs.
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Another day, another round of layoffs at a tech start-up.
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CEO ouster, looming layoffs and devaluation turn WeWork into cautionary tale
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A spokesperson for Verizon Media confirmed the layoffs to CNN Business.
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Many U.S. newspapers have experienced downsizing and layoffs in recent years.
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One former staffer said that financial pressures were behind the layoffs.
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IAC sells CollegeHumor to executive Sam Reich, resulting in 100+ layoffs
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This week, the company announced layoffs to meet its financial goals.
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Layoffs and discharges fell 46,000 and the rate declined to 1.1%.
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The therapeutics team was not impacted by the layoffs, he said.
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CNBC&aposs Christina Farr reported on the layoffs earlier on Thursday.
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CNBC had reported Monday afternoon that the company had begun layoffs.
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The company also confirmed that layoffs impacted its Watson Health group.
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They were also layoffs in the information technology and retail sectors.
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European carmakers need to employ fewer workers, but layoffs are rough.
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While layoffs are low, the rate of job growth is slowing.
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" Tuesday's layoffs were positioned as helping Uber "get back on track.
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The savings did not require layoffs of civilian or military personnel.
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Despite company-wide layoffs, Twitter beat Wall Street estimates last quarter.
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Bloomberg had earlier reported on the organizational shakeup and the layoffs.
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When the closings and layoffs began, household incomes and spending collapsed.
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At the same time, some believe Thursday's data may not accurately show the scope of layoffs across the United States, as companies make hard decisions about layoffs and states grapple with the sudden surge in claims.
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There's a precedent for impersonal layoffs, anyway: according to Chhinzer, mass layoffs—on the scale that we are currently seeing from companies such as Air Canada—simply cannot feasibly be done on a one-to-one basis.
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Wag has gone through multiple rounds of layoffs, endured management changes, and shuttered its customer service hub in the Hollywood Hills, according to interviews with 22018 former employees who've recently left Wag, some as part of layoffs.
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This is on top of thousands of other layoffs in the division.
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The layoffs were spread across a range of departments and job titles.
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MakerBot, a 3-D printing company, has suffered a slew of layoffs.
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The layoffs were to be disclosed at an internal meeting this afternoon.
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The staff were told the news of the layoffs late last week.
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But the layoffs are only one facet of this company's current struggles.
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The paper has offered buyouts and has warned staffers of possible layoffs.
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Publicly traded tech companies like Twitter weathered layoffs and stock sell-offs.
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That's resulted in two rounds of layoffs of more than 200 people.
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And now the layoffs are starting, as they often do after mergers.
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Sanders announced the layoffs in an interview with The New York Times.
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Tesla started 493 by announcing layoffs and abruptly killing its referral program.
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The news of the layoffs was first reported yesterday by The Information.
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Even after several recent rounds of layoffs, Tesla employs roughly 40,000 people.
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So far, there's been no talk of layoffs, sources tell BuzzFeed News.
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The layoffs were first reported by The New York Times Tuesday night.
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Only about 250 employees escaped the layoffs and furloughs as of December.
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A company spokesperson noted that the layoffs did not affect that group.
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When it shuttered suddenly, Night School nearly suffered layoffs of its own.
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The news comes months after BuzzFeed announced its largest layoffs to date.
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The layoffs could come as soon as late November or early December.
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Etsy has announced its second round of layoffs in as many months.
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This would be the fourth round of layoffs at GoPro since 2016.
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It's unclear at the moment how these layoffs might affect those plans.
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Overall, retail layoffs were down about 12 percent from a year ago.
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ER: There haven't been any layoffs at the companies I've worked with.
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Some wondered if the layoffs from November were about to be repeated.
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These extravagances have been replaced with layoffs, down rounds and shuttered doors.
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Budget cuts and layoffs do lasting damage to the agency's regulatory capacity.
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Most of those layoffs come from sales and marketing, the article says.
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"I disagree with seniority-based layoffs, seniority-based school assignments," she said.
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The layoffs, which claimed dozens of reporters, came soon after in September.
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News of the layoffs was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.
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Last week, layoffs at BuzzFeed, HuffPost, and Gannett landed like consecutive punches.
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Today, that number is closer to 3.6 percent (because of the layoffs).
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Hulu doesn't characterize this as a "layoffs" situation, but rather a consolidation.
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This means fewer tips, fewer hours, and even layoffs for some workers.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS These major companies have announced big layoffs this month .
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He did not give a time frame for the layoffs, Reuters reported.
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Oh, and this is the third round of layoffs since February 2016.
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The studio has reportedly been shut down as part of the layoffs.
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Migicovsky, however, tries to make the layoffs sound like a preventive measure.
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BOORSTIN: BUT A COUPLE WEEKS AGO, YOU DID MAJOR LAYOFFS AT ESPN.
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Layoffs are a way of life in the construction industry as well.
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The layoffs are involuntary and include managers and non-managers, she said.
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Bettinger said he believes the layoffs are a thing of the past.
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Boocvkar is concerned there are possible signs that layoffs could be next.
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Last week, WeWork employees formed a coalition to protect workers from layoffs.
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Within separations, the layoffs and discharges rate was unchanged at 6900 percent.
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In the letter, workers say their concerns go beyond the coming layoffs.
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The latest layoffs equal less than 1 percent of Snap's total workforce.
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But the recent layoffs and production shutdowns put its future in doubt.
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FAR-FLUNG CUTS The layoffs were going beyond the major financial centres.
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A mining slump has depressed Caterpillar's profits and forced rounds of layoffs.
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The layoffs are part of an attempt to refocus the company's priorities.
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By 2017, Refinery29 had already had at least one round of layoffs.
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The company went through a fourth round of layoffs in fall 2018.
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And layoffs have continued to roll through Fox's film and TV divisions.
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AND THAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT LAYOFFS, THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT BANKRUPTCIES, CLOSING DOWN.
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BuzzFeed was not the only media company to announce layoffs this week.
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Those contracts will be used to avoid the equivalent of 2,600 layoffs.
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Keep an eye out for how the company culture changes following layoffs.
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The company-wide layoffs reported by the Journal began in March 2018.
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The job cut figure includes 500 layoffs already planned at Banco Popolare.
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Barrera weathered initial Pemex layoffs, but in November 313 was let go.
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CEO Katia Beauchamp will remain in charge and no layoffs are expected.
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The latest bit is a whopping 155 layoffs at the company today.
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FAR-FLUNG CUTS The layoffs were going beyond the major financial centers.
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The layoffs could be in the hundreds, one person told the Journal.
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There were three or four rounds of layoffs at the LA Times.
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WeWork began selling off businesses it had acquired and planning employee layoffs.
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Two weeks before layoffs, SoftBank employees appeared in the Santa Monica headquarters.
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The timing of the layoffs was first reported by the Detroit News.
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I've spent my career thus far consistently one step ahead of layoffs.
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In fact, the consolidation is projected to result in thousands of layoffs.
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The novel coronavirus has caused many layoffs across a variety of industries.
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There could be waves of layoffs, and business investment could fall off.
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Layoffs fell to 1.7 million in January from 1.9 million in December.
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He added that Chevron has not "finalized" specific numbers around potential layoffs.
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Often, they don't even give advance notice of firm closures and layoffs.
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But Mr. Grossman stayed for nearly two more years and supervised layoffs.
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The company blamed recent layoffs for "operational challenges" in its digital business.
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In the last several years, ESPN has undergone successive rounds of layoffs.
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The layoffs at BuzzFeed capped off a gutting week for news operations.
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The employee was asking for about $750,000, necessitating the layoffs, he said.
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Mass layoffs at other restaurant companies around the country have already begun.
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Will the authorities condition their aid on requirements that companies avoid layoffs?
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Layoffs are coming so quickly, the state unemployment offices can't keep up.
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As to possible layoffs going forward, Armstrong said nothing has been decided.
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Instacart, the leading grocery delivery company, recently raised prices amid staff layoffs.
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More layoffs quietly ensued as divisions connected to those lawyers were eliminated.
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As orders grew scarce in late 2014, a series of layoffs commenced.
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The coronavirus pandemic is continuing to force massive layoffs across the country.
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Layoffs are rampant in the energy, travel, transportation, hotel and restaurant sectors.
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Millions of Americans are filing for unemployment because of coronavirus-related layoffs.
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It has sparked shutdowns that are fueling layoffs at a breakneck pace.
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What to watch: The layoffs could last for up to six months.
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Gen Z workers will likely bear the brunt of the coronavirus layoffs
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But post-2008, after the major recession, layoffs are the new norm.
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Too many layoffs could interrupt consumer spending and put economies at risk.
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The layoffs were not publicly announced and have not been previously reported.
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CEO Adam D'Angelo did not disclose the scale of the layoffs. 6.
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The exit was not related to the layoffs, according to Ms. Myers.
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After a short pause, we're back on the topic of unicorn layoffs.
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Hayley had the scoop on massive layoffs at Amazon partner Pinnacle Logistics.
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After getting "rid of that baggage," Singh isn&apost anticipating more layoffs.
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At this point, most departments at Uber have been affected by layoffs.
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It did not expect any layoffs as a result of the move.
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With a record 6.7 million unfilled jobs, layoffs are running very low.
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Microsoft announced 7,800 layoffs and claimed a loss of roughly $7.6 billion.
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Nor do the layoffs mean Abu Dhabi is running out of money.
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The layoffs would primarily hit staff and back-office functions, Danske said.
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The layoffs will take effect in mid-April, according to the notice.
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OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM HAS STARTED LAYOFFS IN ADDITION TO VOLUNTARY SEPARATION PACKAGES -COMPANY
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That's on top of the 2,400 layoffs at WeWork announced in November.
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News of impending layoffs at Zume was previously reported by Business Insider.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced the layoffs in a company-wide email.
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Store closures and corporate layoffs have continued for the once-great retailer.
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That process resulted in 170 layoffs from the product team in September.
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Volkswagen agreed not to make any forced layoffs until at least 2025.
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EBay went through layoffs and restructuring in the wake of the letter.
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The layoffs will skew towards technology and operations roles, the source said.
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The big story was the huge plant closings and the huge layoffs.
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Another source said there would be no layoffs during the production freeze.
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So any slowdown in China trade flow could bring layoffs, Cordero said.
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Even prior to the news of impending layoffs, employees were already worried.
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Tesla is in the midst of sweeping layoffs and a profitability drive.
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The government is desperate to save the carrier and avoid mass layoffs.
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FAR-FLUNG CUTS The layoffs were going beyond the major financial centres.
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In addition to HuffPost, BuzzFeed and Gannett this week also announced layoffs.
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York reassured the tabloid's skeletal staff that there were no further layoffs in the foreseeable future, but they were still vexed by the "widespread confusion about why the layoffs happened before a strategic plan was developed," Kludt wrote.
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" Last week, the company announced layoffs of more than 100 workers and the shuttering of its commercial operations, saying the actions were "due to potentially fraudulent activity" and that the layoffs followed the "disappearance of our CEO, Jeff Lyons.
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HuffPost's newsroom, which unionized in 2017, also experienced massive layoffs this past week.
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These layoffs follow the firing of 100-plus on-air personalities in April.
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To make her point, she announced layoffs and other measures to simplify operations.
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But with that, she also had to make the decision to do layoffs.
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The layoffs were the largest since the first Sam's Club opened in 1983.
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The company estimates the layoffs will cost between $24 million and $33 million.
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This isn't the first wave of layoffs to hit the company in 2016.
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The following day, Tesla announced layoffs and warned of "very difficult" times ahead.
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There were some unexpected layoffs last year, and then suddenly some more today.
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Mic CEO Chris Altchek announced the layoffs at a staff meeting this morning.
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GoPro's entertainment division was a key target during a layoffs in late 2016.
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The letter cited a lack of demand, "desperate" price cuts, layoffs and more.
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Layoffs can be scary, sad, infuriating, and can sometimes feel like a betrayal.
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They added that many of the layoffs will impact its human resources department.
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Thursday: Challenger jobs report on projected layoffs; weekly jobless claims Friday: Jobs Friday
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Layoffs continued in the energy sector, with companies announcing another 7,572 job cuts.
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Genius has hired seven people since the layoffs, Lehman said, mostly in video.
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" Despite the layoffs, Chen says NerdWallet is still growing and is "financially strong.
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At the least, the layoffs suggest the tragic folly of Mr. Peretti's thinking.
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The move comes after a major restructuring in January, which included 50 layoffs.
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Graumann said the layoffs are normal for any campaign moving on from Iowa.
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Even as hiring seems to be slowing, so is the pace of layoffs.
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Even as hiring seems to be slowing, so is the pace of layoffs.
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Further job losses are likely as Macy's announced layoffs and closures this week.
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Further job losses are likely as Macy's announced layoffs and closures this week.
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Layoffs fell in the government sector, but rose slightly in manufacturing and construction.
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A Tudor spokesman denied the layoffs would reach 20 percent of the staff.
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Go deeper: In April, the U.S. had the most Q1 layoffs since 2009
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By all accounts, the layoffs were handled as professionally and gently as possible.
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Here's hoping it works and these layoffs are the last we hear of.
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Hunter said the layoffs are meant to streamline and unify Snap's engineering team.
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The layoffs follow a 7 percent workforce reduction announced by Alexion in March.
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Since the layoffs, Vroom has been focused on building out its leadership team.
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It was the second round of layoffs at the company since the shakeup.
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The sector's 9,875 announced layoffs last month brought its 2016 total to 49,464.
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Bulking up lets companies cut costs — including layoffs in newsrooms — and centralize operations.
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That leaves roughly 4,20183 salaried workers and 6,000 hourly employees targeted for layoffs.
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It will not stop layoffs, nor will it suddenly turn capitalism into socialism.
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For more on the reported plans for Activision Blizzard layoffs, see Bloomberg's story.
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According to the CEO of Suncor, no layoffs are planned for the company.
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The union president had originally estimated the number of layoffs at about 185.
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He said the union may not result in layoffs for Kentucky-based Humana.
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"There will be no unvoluntary layoffs for the next three years," he said.
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There may be other job expenses a taxpayer can claim due to layoffs.
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Startups and VCs are facing tougher times, layoffs, down rounds and eroding valuations.
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It's telling, of course, that the layoffs come so soon after the holidays.
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The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month that layoffs were being planned.
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The layoffs would be the latest move to stain the company's US brand.
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The announcement of layoffs puts them on either side of the picket line.
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Plus: NYC tech could really use a win, following yesterday's Blue Apron layoffs.
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He also said there were no more planned layoffs in the foreseeable future.
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Boeing's engineers union said none of the IT layoffs would affect its members.
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The JOLTS report also showed layoffs decreasing 7,000 to 1.67 million in November.
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Sanders discusses his strategy in the wake of layoffs for his campaign. Sen.
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Rich took to Twitter on Monday to signal the layoffs would be happening.
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The layoffs are expected to be announced internally this week, according to Cheddar.
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Earlier this month, a round of layoffs reduced the company's workforce by half.
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If they do not, profit-motivated layoffs can be a spur for change.
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Swift Logistics, a brokerage and asset-based logistics provider, announced layoffs this week.
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At the time, the United States averaged around 2628 million layoffs a month.
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But Seattle's team lost some further battles under Johnson, and faced layoffs too.
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Citigroup has undergone massive changes in 2019, including layoffs and multiple divisional restructurings.
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A chunk of that stems from layoffs and employees clocking in fewer hours.
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NBCUniversal said the layoffs were part of its efforts to consolidate network operations.
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The layoffs, expected to affect both Disney and Fox employees, have already begun.
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The company framed the layoffs as part of a restructuring toward digital content.
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The employees are part of Goldman's fourth round of layoffs, the filing said.
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Operating margins are more sensitive to changes the retailers have made through layoffs.
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Mr. Ohman said that no layoffs of the company's 89 dancers were planned.
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In addition to the layoffs, key members of his team have voluntarily left.
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The layoffs also affected those in management who were not in the union.
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Layoffs have devastated workers at some of the buzziest US companies this year.
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"There's nothing (in the legislation) that says there will be layoffs," he added.
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It said the layoffs will primarily impact circulation, production, video and audience development.
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It eventually hit China as well, forcing massive layoffs in coal and steel.
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The two sides agreed layoffs would be used "only as a last resort".
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Then, worries centered on rising gas prices, deep consumer debt and government layoffs.
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CEO Marcelo Claure has said he wants to make the layoffs by Jan.
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And Weil, in particular, had his role diminished especially after layoffs in October.
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Sources say this round of layoffs will largely be the last for now.
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The layoffs follow the elimination of roughly 120 engineering jobs earlier this year.
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Snapchat recently laid off 120 engineers, the biggest round of layoffs to-date.
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Prior layoffs involved staffers that were not as close to the core product.
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Layoffs, a borked acquisition and continued tepid user growth defined Twitter in 21.
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Layoffs and restructuring are on everyone's minds — and how could they not be?
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These layoffs and pay cuts lead, in turn, to further cuts in spending.
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Layoffs have already started to spike, according to unemployment claim data released Thursday.
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Federal aid designed for payroll is the only way to prevent massive layoffs.
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Smaller tech startups have already seen layoffs, as Business Insider's Julie Bort reported.
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The letter did not explicitly state that there would be layoffs or furloughs.
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VICE: What was the atmosphere around Tesla when people heard about the layoffs?
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Amid fears over further layoffs, temporary workers at GM are now losing hope.
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Layoffs will include assemblers, who put together items like grills and patio furniture.
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Maker has had several rounds of layoffs and cutbacks since Disney acquired it.
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Bird is not the only startup forced to have layoffs amid the crisis.
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As The Information reported earlier this week, layoffs are accelerating across Silicon Valley.
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So far, there is little evidence of a renewed wave of factory layoffs.
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Wartime CEO does that, but also builds HR organizations that can execute layoffs.
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This had a pronounced effect on school staffing, with layoffs hitting many states.
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Spain's Iberia said the proposed layoffs had to be approved by labour authorities.
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Refinery29: So tell me — how did you receive the news of the layoffs?
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She sought medical help, but was let go during a round of layoffs.
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And then the layoffs and closings began, each day bringing a new disaster.
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Croatia's numerous crosses, layoffs and headers finally led to a 1173nd minute goal.
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A fresh round of layoffs at WeWork could reportedly affect over 1,000 staff.
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Layoffs of similar lengths preceded their last three series openers, which they won.
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Verizon announced layoffs across its media properties at the beginning of the year.
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The arrest and jailing of leading businessmen has meant frozen payrolls and layoffs.
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But they will likely see hiring freezes, layoffs, reduced hours, and cancelled expansions.
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Last, we&aposre continuing to report on the wave of layoffs in cannabis.
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The big fight takes place against a background of layoffs and budget cuts.
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The move could lead to additional layoffs at the company, the Information said.
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Wells Fargo has temporarily stopped all layoffs until it can resolve the issue.
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"A union could have negotiated better terms and severance in layoffs," he says.
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The reported layoffs are said to be a part of the bankers' strategy.
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Since then, he's announced a number of changes including new executives and layoffs.
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A former staffer told The Hill that financial pressures were behind the layoffs.
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Gohari was let go last fall during mass leadership layoffs after Neumann's departure.
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CN claims that the temporary shutdown might lead to layoffs in the future.
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Manchester, N.H.-based television station WMUR first reported the mass layoffs on Thursday.
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We have seen recent waves of layoffs at a spectrum of tech unicorns.
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The layoffs will impact some people on Lyft's marketing and enterprise sales teams.
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This week we added Leafly to our ongoing article tracking cannabis company layoffs.
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The news cycle moves quickly, and not all layoffs become front page news.
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In the intervening years, however, Maker Studios has suffered from layoffs and retrenchments.
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One way it has done this is by converting many layoffs to retirements.
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The layoffs represent the human cost of a remarkable reversal in WeWork's fortunes.
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Correction: This article was updated to correct the number of layoffs to 1,200.
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It is not known if Hill will be included in the upcoming layoffs.
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Layoffs, said Aleigha Cavalier, O'Rourke's press secretary, "were never an option" O'Rourke considered.
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The move will lead to layoffs ranging in the single digits, Alfano noted.
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An Intel representative declined to comment on any further layoffs or executive shifts.
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Employees could face layoffs lasting between 14 and 30 days, the airline said.
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At the least, the layoffs suggest the tragic folly of Mr. Peretti's thinking.
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The layoffs "are pretty much all JD employees can talk about," he said.
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If you want to reduce layoffs, why not adopt policies to prevent recessions?
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The company confirmed reports of layoffs, saying it had eliminated about 800 jobs.
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Sources said the layoffs were likely a condition to get a deal done.
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Scott Aquanno, a political scientist at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, who has studied previous G.M. layoffs, said the local economy's diversity — many people commute to jobs in and around Toronto — will help buffer the effects of the layoffs.
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The layoffs went unaddressed but the wage increase attracted praise from the White House.
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The layoffs will affect Bombardier's thriving rail operations, as well as its aviation business.
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Layoffs continued during 2015 and 2016, which led to a downturn in employee morale.
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GoPro (GPRO) set aside another $7 million to cover layoffs and other restructuring expenses.
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GoPro's downsizing this week follows a string of layoffs over the past few years.
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The decline pushed the layoffs rate to 1.1 percent, the lowest since November 2013.
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New details are emerging about Tesla's second round of layoffs in just seven months.
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Lavin's report, which also calls for additional layoffs, follows an initial assessment last March.
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There is also good news when it comes to layoffs in the energy industry.
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This round of layoffs follows the company shedding nearly half its staff last January.
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Snap has implemented a regular review process since the layoffs, according to the report.
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Earlier this year, Macy's announced the closing 40 stores and more than 4,000 layoffs.
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As part of the pending split, LendUp also recently had a round of layoffs.
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The company also cut its guidance for 21.14 and announced layoffs for 13,21 workers.
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In 2009, layoffs and discharges jumped to more than 50 percent of job separations.
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Aurora is the latest cannabis company to get hit with executive shakeups and layoffs.
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Layoffs at Birchbox will hit a quarter of its employees, the company's CEO said.
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Layoffs and restructuring are starting to look like the trends of this earnings season.
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GoPro stock also hit a rough spot this month when the company announced layoffs.
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The decision to shutter its auto-lending division could result in hundreds of layoffs.
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Layoffs last month were led by the defense, automotive, energy, transportation and government sectors.
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Today, we connect with a senior manager in tech who weathered Wall Street layoffs.
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Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly referred to some firings as layoffs.
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Sonos is in desperate need of a hit following last years' layoffs and restructuring.
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Our sources suggest the total number of layoffs could be up to a third.
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In addition to layoffs, GM's unallocated plants have impacted some 2,800 U.S. hourly employees.
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He vowed to stop any layoffs and called on Israel's government "to wake up".
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There were layoffs, bad deals and few of these stories had perfectly happy endings.
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It has taken up cost-cutting measures, including layoffs and shutting some Paris operations.
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Private equity firms have enacted mass layoffs at local newspapers and shuttered some altogether.
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The engineering layoffs are part of a larger reduction at the company's airplane unit.
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It's not clear what part of Snap's engineering team these layoffs will come from.
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Layoffs and a company-wide salary cut of 20 percent were announced in October.
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Layoffs are coming to ConsenSys, the Ethereum-focused startup incubator and blockchain technology conglomerate.
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After all, neither BuzzFeed nor Vice were doing layoffs so early into their existences.
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GoPro is coming off a new round of layoffs after scuttling its drone division.
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Reporting and comments from CEO Nancy Dubac last year suggested the layoffs were coming.
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However, layoffs are the latest in a slew of shake-ups at the company.
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The company did not say how many of those workers would face temporary layoffs.
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We worried layoffs were coming and they were—250 people were cut this month.
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We reported that, in these layoffs, the sales team in particular was being targeted.
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Tesla announced the layoffs of about 7 percent of its work force on Jan.
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Citi recently warned that big layoffs could be coming based on automation-related replacements.
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But once you increase the compensation budget, you're stuck there unless you do layoffs.
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A second source with leadership ties put the number of layoffs at six million.
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Several people who were not affected by the layoffs have since left the firm.
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"The layoffs have continued and deepened since January," CGT spokesman Julio Piumato told Reuters.
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Sanders's contention, our proposals do not call for mass layoffs or shipping jobs overseas.
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The layoffs and discharges rate was unchanged at 1.1 percent for five straight months.
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A second Futurewei employee confirmed layoffs were happening Monday but declined to provide details.
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The layoffs will cost the company $3.5 million in expenses such as severance packages.
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In addition to the September layoffs, the plant will slow production as of Aug.
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The layoffs would primarily affect employees at its Seattle Support Center, the memo said.
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ESPN announced another round of layoffs in an email to employees today, Yahoo reports.
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Theranos in January announced layoffs affecting 155 jobs, or 41 percent of its workforce.
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For larger businesses, uncertainty can mean layoffs to immediately cut costs and boost confidence.
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There was, however, an increase in layoffs in the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry.
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DOL rules could also reduce real family incomes, reduce profits and even cause layoffs.
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In aggregate, the changes led to $4.5 million in savings and avoided 100 layoffs.
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Connie Mack (R-Fla.), who left Levick after it announced a round of layoffs.
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They've been profitable every year since 85033 and never had layoffs or pay cuts.
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U.S. companies faced volatility with bankruptcies, layoffs and hard conversations with their financial backers.
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Layoffs happened two months later because The Times did not receive enough voluntary buyouts.
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The job cuts forced uBiome to The layoffs are the latest 'An operational disaster'
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There are mass layoffs abound, stocks are plummeting, and scandals involving hidden grow rooms.
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No layoffs would occur as a result of the closure, according to the people.
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Year-to-date layoffs among computer companies are more than double last year's total.
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Over the course of 2018, media businesses saw numerous layoffs, hiring freezes and shutdowns.
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NOW DO REALLY THINK THOSE TRIVIAL IMPACTS DOWN STREAM ARE GOING TO CAUSE LAYOFFS?
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Deputy editor Jack Mirkinson also took to Twitter to announced the shutdown and layoffs.
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A slew of Amazon delivery-service partners (DSPs) nationwide have announced layoffs this month.
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In Cork's poorest neighborhoods, austerity has meant layoffs, economic uncertainty and often little support.
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Despite the September increase, the third quarter saw an overall decline in planned layoffs.
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I hustled my way up the chain of command and managed to survive layoffs.
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This can mean the ouster of a CEO, layoffs, or spinning off business divisions.
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The notice indicated that the layoffs would take effect in October, the spokesperson said.
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The company has gone through several rounds of layoffs over the past few years.
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As The Washington Post notes, the layoffs are an outgrowth of a skittish market.
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On June 23, five layoffs accompanied the acquisition of Inverse by Bustle Digital Group.
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In Ferris's and Park's novels, the characters' seemingly secure existences are upended by layoffs.
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About half the people who responded said they feared that layoffs would affect them.
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WeWork has postponed thousands of layoffs because it's too broke to pay workers severance.
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All have experienced considerable layoffs since being purchased by Digital First in recent years.
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The company cited the need to become "leaner" as the reason for the layoffs.
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The long-awaited layoffs at WeWork began on Monday, multiple sources told Business Insider.
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It's also outsourcing cleaning staff in the US and Canada and preparing major layoffs.
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The spreadsheet began circulating on the company's Slack soon after the layoffs were announced.
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Dre worries about his job — and his family's reputation — when his company announces layoffs.
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Snap has said it's taking steps to improve since the time of these layoffs.
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Amid Twitter's restructuring and global layoffs, more senior executives continue to leave the company.
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Qualcomm said it had hoped to avoid layoffs and still make needed cost cuts.
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But some residents could turn on Trump if his trade wars lead to layoffs.
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This could be part of a larger swath of layoffs happening within the company.
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Starting with layoffs to make the business more efficient is sometimes where things go.
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Whisky distillers are seeing canceled orders, lower profits, and more layoffs, reports CBS News.
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Boeing's white-collar union said Boeing accepted 305 members for voluntary layoffs in January.
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The nonprofit org confirmed the layoffs with TechCrunch, though won't comment on specific numbers.
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Works council head Bernd Osterloh added there would be no forced layoffs until 2029.
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The shuttering of the remaining stores may lead to layoffs for some 2,000 employees.
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The company spokesman declined to comment on the duration of the possible temporary layoffs.
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Fortunately, her agency has been busy so she hasn't had to think about layoffs.
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As a result, Zhang is making significant cuts to her payroll to avoid layoffs.
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The layoffs that are happening right now are the direct result of coronavirus measures.
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The package does limit layoffs by companies receiving the aid and bars stock buybacks.
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The layoffs rate dipped to 1.1% from holding at 1.2% for three straight months.
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The number of coronavirus-related layoffs has sparked an unprecedented surge in unemployment claims.
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Coronavirus-related layoffs will disproportionately hurt workers in Gen Z, a new study found.
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According to the New York Times, the proposed changes may result in 250 layoffs.
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Its sister mill recently announced layoffs, and these workers fear they could be next.
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Subscriber losses have mounted and the network has endured two painful rounds of layoffs.
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That's the same rationale that has accompanied recent layoffs at various publishers, including Mic.
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As other digital freight marketplaces report layoffs, Transfix hasn't raised funds since December 2018.
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Knotel is the latest flexible-space company hit by layoffs, Business Insider has learned.
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Tens of thousands of layoffs are potentially on the horizon for H&M workers.
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Some companies like Royal Caribbean Cruises and Norwegian cruise operator Hurtigruten have announced layoffs.
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It also planned to halt new hires but did not have plans for layoffs.
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The pandemic has resulted in unforeseen businesses closures and massive layoffs across the country.
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Restaurant workers have been among the hardest hit by mass layoffs during the shutdowns.
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Huawei has warned that the legislation would probably spell layoffs among its U.S. operations.
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The Wheels spokesperson denies that Story's resignation had anything to do with the layoffs.
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Iowa's leading newspaper, the Des Moines Register, has suffered through several rounds of layoffs.
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An employee told Business Insider that layoffs would begin to take effect this week.
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But 3G has been frequently criticized for its ruthless cost-cutting measures, including layoffs.
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Still, Mr. Buffett said that layoffs were sometimes necessary to make companies more productive.
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Staff members were called into work early for H.R. officials to announce the layoffs.
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This article was updated to clarify that the layoffs affected other e-commerce functions.
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People familiar with the layoffs told WMUR that financial issues forced the staff cuts.
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If they do, it will be another setback for a district that's facing layoffs.
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Earlier this month, Tesla announced layoffs impacting about 26% of its full-time workforce.
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Some said they were particularly concerned following the layoffs that Tesla announced in June.
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"In my experience, it causes problems to spring on them mass layoffs," he said.
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Salon, a web publishing pioneer, announced a new round of budget cuts and layoffs.
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The euphemistic "efficiencies" that will come from the merger are likely to include layoffs.
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The layoffs come as the startup has struggled to secure additional funding from SoftBank.
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This month, layoffs have gathered momentum at start-ups that SoftBank had invested in.
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The layoffs will affect Lyft's marketing and enterprise sales departments, according to a spokesperson.
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Business Insider has identified over 2,000 layoffs across the cannabis industry since last Fall.
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Jim Bankoff, the Vox Media chief executive, vowed that there would be no layoffs.
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Layoffs abound, centered perhaps on SoftBank's Vision Fund portfolio but hardly exclusive to it.
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Getaround's layoffs come as many other SoftBank-backed startups endure struggles of their own.
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This week we've covered layoffs at unicorns both inside the Vision Fund and out.
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Others could announce layoffs or may have done so already without any public statement.
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Part of the problem is that keeping track of layoffs, however frequent, is difficult.
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Those layoffs were first reported by the Atlanta Business Chronicle and Dallas Business Journal.
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In October, however, the health-care sector led the pack in layoffs at 6,373.
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Those industries have been witnessing layoffs due to an official crackdown on over-capacity.
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Journalists have grown weary of constant industry layoffs and unlivable salaries in expensive cities.
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The problems are only piling up with greater layoffs, salary cuts and closing businesses.
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The layoffs led North to lose $24 million in investment from the Canadian government.
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Reporting matters, and quality reporting is threatened -- both by tightening newsroom budgets and layoffs.
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The soft landing for Mr. Neumann deepened anger among employees as the layoffs loomed.
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They could lead to higher gasoline prices and layoffs at some refineries, particularly Citgo.
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Boeing said it would reassign workers and does not expect to furloughs or layoffs.
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The number of layoffs, however, edged up by 176,000 to 1.8 million in August.
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The restructuring and layoffs come months after Albertsons' attempt to buy Rite Aid's collapsed.
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Jaguar Land Rover and Ford recently announced restructuring and layoffs of thousands in Europe.
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The company said the layoffs represent about 8% of the product and engineering teams.
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Earlier this month, Tesla announced layoffs impacting about 7% of its full-time workforce.
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GE Power announced 12,000 layoffs in December and has scaled back 15 manufacturing sites.
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Other outlets are reporting that Juul is suspending advertising and that layoffs are imminent.
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Publications like Buzzfeed, Vice, and Huffington Post all underwent layoffs and buyouts this year.
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The week of the event, our company had major layoffs that we didn't expect.
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And why did our boss invite us, knowing that layoffs were on the horizon?
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They were picketing over layoffs, and complained that they had been replaced by Romanians.
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The economic hit could be even greater if it starts to result in layoffs.
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It dropped the price just before the IPO and had layoffs after the IPO.
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But when the economy hits the skids, look out, the layoffs can come fast.
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He said the delays could even lead to the cancellation of contracts and layoffs.
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Oh yes, let's not forget ongoing cost-cutting that includes a lot of layoffs.
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"Of the 110 daily newspapers in the analysis, 85033 — or 36 percent — were found to have gone through publicly reported layoffs during the 16-month study period, with at least 12 experiencing more than one round of layoffs," reads the Pew study.
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There have been other layoffs outside of the hospitality and flexible-rental space: Brookfield-backed flex and event space company Convene laid off 20% of its staff last week, while Softbank-backed brokerage Compass announced layoffs of 15% of its staff on Monday.
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On Wednesday, BuzzFeed and ESPN both announced layoffs, with each company's CEO issues a statement.
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The acquisition comes after a series of struggles for ModCloth, including several rounds of layoffs.
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While Wyoming miners have faced layoffs recently, the state has been something of a bulwark.
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Though mass layoffs always make headlines, they actually say very little about the US economy.
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CEO Christian Sewing confirmed during a conference call that layoffs had started Monday in Asia.
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Since the layoffs announcement Friday ahead of trading, Tesla's stock has declined about 20 percent.
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The bureau also said the layoffs and discharges rate was also unchanged at 1 percent.
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Since then, the company has had layoffs, and former workers complained of a toxic environment.
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But diamonds are a finite resource, and layoffs accelerated as production in the mines slowed.
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But practically speaking, that focus on corporate efficiency translated to layoffs for Whole Foods employees.
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EST Activision responded to our request for comment regarding the layoffs, its statement is below.
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The carmaker previously said that involuntary layoffs would follow if there were not enough takers.
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There was no rounds of layoffs, there was no fear and dread all the time.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, this tighter operating structure will result in "significant" layoffs.
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Variety reported that layoffs hit members of the VR team, although it didn't offer details.
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A dramatically diminished business, major layoffs, and a decisive drop in morale are likely outcomes.
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Daimler AG is reportedly considering up to 15,000 layoffs, as reported by German newspaper Handelsblatt.
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The layoffs come as companies that put geostationary satellites into orbit have required fewer launches.
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Employees who were affected were informed of the layoffs Thursday morning, sources told The Verge.
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Layoffs were a big part of most banks' plans during this year's turbulent first quarter.
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The company said the reason for the layoffs was Trump's recent tariffs on Chinese products.
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The layoffs come in the wake of tumultuous times for some of Vroom's other competitors.
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In addition to the recent firings, Tesla-owned SolarCity reported Tuesday that it made layoffs.
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But Mic's issues were just the capstone to a long year of shutdowns and layoffs.
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One of the layoffs included a doll-shaped assistant in each hotel room called Churi.
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That's not quite as severe as a full-blown hiring freeze and far from layoffs.
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The point is that public policy is an important factor affecting company decisions about layoffs.
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Layoffs will occur as a result, but Claure didn't say how many would be announced.
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The studio has been trying to regroup after a series of flops and sizable layoffs.
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The European cutbacks were widely expected and follow on other layoffs announced earlier this year.
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The layoffs are apparently focused around Maker Media's digital assets, including MakerSpace, MakeZine, and MakerShed.
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It includes strategy and capital allocation, but could also mean more layoffs at some institutions.
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What will this do to fix Twitter's declining stock price and rumored hundreds of layoffs?
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The new funds follow two rounds of layoffs Birchbox carried out so far this year.
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The job cuts are concentrated in California, but layoffs will also occur at other locations.
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The layoffs are expected to hit Huawei's U.S. development subsidiary Futurewei, according to the Journal.
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Late last year, Lenovo announced some massive layoffs following a quarter of bad financial news.
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That brought the total number of layoffs in 237 to 2000,1.91, the fewest since 223.
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The company has also gone through a series of layoffs over the last few years.
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The news of layoffs at BuzzFeed, HuffPost, Gannett newspapers, and elsewhere roiled the media industry.
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Those figures are net gains after layoffs, quits and retirements are subtracted from overall hiring.
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In this economy, we all live under the ever-present threat of layoffs and unemployment.
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And both BuzzFeed and Vox Media, the company that owns this site, have had layoffs.
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It's still a tough business to be in and the company recently announced widespread layoffs.
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The layoffs and push to short videos come after months of changes for the company.
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McIntosh decided to bypass layoffs at the time, but that decision came at a price.
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The layoffs will cost about $3.5 million, primarily related to severance, according to the company.
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BlackBerry's statement seems to belie that report, but nevertheless does confirm more layoffs happened recently.
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Other measures would relax the rules on layoffs and working from home and at night.
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Those contracts will be used to avoid the equivalent of 2,600 layoffs, the agency said.
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Restaurant owners and the local restaurant association said that higher costs would lead to layoffs.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that "significant layoffs" are expected as part of the reorganization.
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Birchbox has also had a tough time, carrying out two rounds of layoffs in 2016.
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Furloughs are common in Brazil where labor laws are very strict, making layoffs more costly.
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She stepped down as CEO of the company in 2015 after a slew of layoffs.
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Layoffs, studio closures, and crunch have felt like a daily occurrence in the United States.
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The closure will result in layoffs for 115 journalists, according to The New York Times.
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A report on Wednesday showed layoffs fell to a near two-year low in June.
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Layoffs in Singapore in the first half of 2016 reached 9,510, the highest since 2009.
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Things like broken-down cars, busted furnaces, and unexpected layoffs happen to people every day.
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But the most recent round of layoffs are the first to affect Snap's engineering staff.
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Shutdown impact: Meanwhile, a small space contractor near Seattle is blaming layoffs on the shutdown.
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And when the layoffs came, black Americans experienced a disproportionate share of the ill effects.
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Ackman said previously in an investor webinar that he is not calling for massive layoffs.
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One public-relations executive says her firm is discussing layoffs after losing a Qatari contract.
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Qualcomm – Qualcomm began layoffs as part of its effort to cut $1 billion in costs.
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Uber commenced a third round of layoffs on Monday, TechCrunch's Megan Rose Dickey first reported.
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So it's no surprise that the Denver Post has been hit by layoffs and restructuring.
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News of the layoffs was previously reported by The New York Post and Business Insider.
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It expects restructuring charges of 250-300 million euros ($281-$337 million) for the layoffs.
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Layoffs have continued at MoviePass, and contract workers at Moviefone have been suspended, sources said.
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According to TalkingBizNews, a company representative said the layoffs affected numerous teams to lessen impact.
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The editors Casey Boyd and Dan Telfer were affected by the layoffs, among other employees.
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And many need the extra income after enduring long layoffs in the recession, James says.
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The layoffs are reportedly part of Uber's efforts to streamline its operations and reduce spending.
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A Zulily spokeswoman declined to say how many employees would be impacted by the layoffs.
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But following financial struggles, legal issues and layoffs, Amoruso's iteration of Nasty Gal fell apart.
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But near-record-high job openings and record-low layoffs underpin the entire job market.
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Clarification -- An earlier version of this story misstated the number of employees to suffer layoffs.
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Reasons include layoffs, health problems and caregiving for a spouse or loved one, advisors say.
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The news follows an announcement last month that the layoffs would begin sometime this summer.
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Layoffs: Laid off 140 employees on October 27, or a quarter of its remaining workforce.
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Have an honest conversation with your manager about whether more layoffs are on the horizon.
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If layoffs happened but the most talented, accomplished people survived, your company might bounce back.
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Layoffs also hit several newspapers owned by Gannett, the nation's largest newspaper chain, on Wednesday.
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Qualcomm (QCOM) began layoffs as part of its effort to cut $1 billion in costs.
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Staffing had already reached unusual lows following a round of post-election layoffs in December.
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Hello BuzzFeeders, I'm writing with sad news: we are doing layoffs at BuzzFeed next week.
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Many of the other layoffs were among suppliers and other businesses that rely on Pemex.
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"At the same time, we must avoid a wave of mass layoffs," Mr. Li continued.
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Teva workers have been protesting the planned layoffs at various Teva facilities across the country.
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The paper said it would seek to avoid layoffs by moving staff to other sites.
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"There's network-wide trepidation that these new changes could result in staff layoffs," Sandusky said.
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This included a rash of newer competitors like Michelle Phan's Ipsy as well as layoffs.
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Today's layoffs represent the departure of approximately 25% of the SF-based startup's global workforce.
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However, I want to be clear that these layoffs have no impact on Faraday Future.
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Online journalists have grown weary of constant industry layoffs and unlivable salaries in expensive cities.
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The digitization of news has had a financial impact, losing money and leading to layoffs.
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When I got to the Washington Post, they were in their fourth round of layoffs.
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Teva shares surged 10 percent on Thursday after announcing the cost-saving targets and layoffs.
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Tesla (TSLA) plunged 13% after warning of a softer fourth-quarter profit and announcing layoffs.
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On the same day as the chief executive changeover, the company announced its first layoffs.
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That brings our ongoing record of layoffs in the cannabis industry to over 2,800 people.
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The workers in Indianapolis were now needed more than ever, even as their layoffs loomed.
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But efforts to support businesses didn't stop questions from swirling about the possibility of layoffs.
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Former employees said they were notified of the layoffs via email, followed by conference calls.
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Those furloughed employees are more than half of the remaining staff at Convene after layoffs.
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Layoffs are expected to worsen significantly as the coronavirus crisis is forcing businesses to readjust.
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Not only that, there will likely be more competition if predicted layoffs come to fruition.
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The Tampa Bay Times and The Salt Lake Tribune have both blamed tariffs for layoffs.
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Traffic boom BuzzFeed avoided layoffs through salary reductions, but that strategy isn't being implemented everywhere.
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Vox Media, which reported a profit last year, has not announced layoffs or pay cuts.
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But the network has gone through a series of layoffs to help its sagging margins.
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The layoffs come after the struggling company already laid off 400 marketing employees in July.
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Labor officials have been skeptical of the Fiat proposal, fearing an opening for more layoffs.
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Yet as the Ford layoffs show, economic warning signs are starting to emerge in China.
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According to a statement, the layoffs will result in pretax charges of about $164 million.
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In his note to the staff, Mr. Peretti said he took the layoffs to heart.
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Layoffs continued apace, with Macy's announcing it would furlough a "majority" of its 125,000 workers.
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Americans with tight financial resources have fewer options as they navigate coronavirus closures and layoffs.
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Americans with tight financial resources have few options as they navigate coronavirus closures and layoffs.
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With the coronavirus outbreak leading to increased layoffs across industries, unemployment insurance claims are skyrocketing.
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And in the next consolidation or round of layoffs, you'll almost certainly be pushed out.
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SPANISH HOTEL FEDERATION URGES GOVERNMENT TO TAKE EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES TO AVOID BANKRUPTICES, LAYOFFS IN SECTOR
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The timeliest gauge of layoffs is the government's weekly report on applications for unemployment benefits.
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With more than two decades at Carrier, he had enough seniority to avoid the layoffs.
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That's led to a record spike in weekly unemployment claims, as coronavirus-induced layoffs begin.
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Some states have been hit harder than others by massive layoffs amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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This may mean making some tough decisions, such as closing down business units or layoffs.
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Instead of layoffs, many companies have opted to furlough employees, or enforced unpaid time off.
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With companies announcing layoffs and new problems raising debt, markets have ignored most macroeconomic figures.
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Layoffs are mounting for American workers as the coronavirus pandemic continues to reshape daily life.
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WATCH: Stimulus won't work immediately, there will be layoffs and bankruptcies: Allianz's Mohamed El-Erian
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To survive, the US oil industry is slashing spending, cutting dividends and preparing for layoffs.
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Airlines, ports, hotels and other directly affected industries have already announced layoffs or employee furloughs.
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Layoffs at the factory began in July and will continue through the end of September.
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There were mass layoffs, games were pulled from sale, and ultimately, the studio shut down.
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Several other cannabis companies have also had layoffs in recent weeks amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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But it could take several weeks for those layoffs to show up in jobless claims.
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Loans would come with strings, such as limitations on stock buybacks, executive compensation and layoffs.
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And the Canadian cannabis giant Aurora laid off 500 employees in February, among other layoffs.
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The retailer did not say how much money it expected to save from the layoffs.
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With each round of layoffs, those who remained became increasingly dispirited, according to former employees.
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They were made to comply with a federal law requiring advanced notice of mass layoffs.
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Shutterfly told them of the layoffs, which start taking effect on March 31, on Wednesday.
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When asked about the layoffs, Boyd referred Motherboard to Mozilla's official statement on the matter.
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It&aposs not clear which Cummins locations or departments will be affected by the layoffs.
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The layoffs and closing in Sellersburg follow similar shutdowns by Manitowoc in Ohio and Wisconsin.
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Despite the layoffs, Amazon's delivery network is growing quickly as it hires new, small contractors.
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Johnson said the layoffs were not due to a lack of demand or financial woes.
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Now, not only is the company losing its biggest backer, but it's also undergoing layoffs.
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Several other logistics providers that work with Amazon have also announced layoffs in recent months.
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Facing declining sales and public backlash, Juul, the dominant e-cigarette maker, is considering layoffs.
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And the industry has been hit with a wave of layoffs, corporate restructuring, and bankruptcies.
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The work stoppage has rippled throughout GM's North American operations, causing thousands of additional layoffs.
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The company announced a round of 800 layoffs, then another 600 and then another 2,600.
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The layoffs will affect 75 manufacturing jobs in Sunrise, Florida, a state government website showed.
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This is the second round of layoffs in the bikes and scooters division this year.
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Pi-top said in August that the layoffs were related to implementing a new strategy.
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The U.S. market remains more profitable, but even domestically, Ford has announced layoffs this year.
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Every other day there seems to be a headline announcing another round of media layoffs.
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But the workers sued to block the layoffs and sought more than €100,000 in damages.
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These layoffs would be Snap's largest yet and the first to hit the company's engineers.
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The January layoffs affected at least 1,203 California employees and sent the stock down 13%.
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Staffers at the 20th Century Fox studio are bracing for layoffs and other big changes.
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Something that's sure to come up: These concerns about "synergies," a/k/a, expected layoffs.
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The filing with the Texas Workforce Commission did not provide a reason for the layoffs.
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The layoffs were mostly in the arts, entertainment and recreation, and finance and insurance industries.
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CEO Chris Altchek announced the layoffs at a staff meeting this morning, according to Recode.
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Companies do everything they can to avoid layoffs because there's a shortage of skilled labor.
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Other wind farms in the area have resorted to layoffs, according to interviews with workers.
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Leaked Sears document reveals how store managers broke news to workers about layoffs and closures
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Faraday Future has suffered two major financial crises that ultimately led to hundreds of layoffs.
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Thousands of former WeWork employees are now searching for jobs after massive layoffs last month.
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Those emails reiterated what was in the Times' story: there would be no editorial layoffs.
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Despite the recent jump in claims, layoffs remain low amid companies struggling to find workers.
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The layoffs will likely take place over the course of two years, Bloomberg's sources say.
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I reported earlier today for Vox that some have resorted to layoffs to stay afloat.
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Due to the extensive number of inaccuracies, we will only comment regarding funding and layoffs.
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The layoffs are expected to affect jobs at Huawei's U.S.-based research and development subsidiary Futurewei Technologies, which employs about 850 people in research labs across the U.S., the Journal said here The layoffs could be in the hundreds, one person told the Journal.
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" Layoffs are also a concern at PHS—the two clinics in question employ 30 people, according to NY1—though a statement from senior adviser Rich Azzopardi on behalf of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo reassures that the "threats of layoffs are 100 percent avoidable.
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BUSINESS An article on Wednesday about a plan among BuzzFeed News employees to unionize misstated the size of the BuzzFeed News national security team before BuzzFeed made layoffs last month, and also misstated how many members of the team lost jobs in the layoffs.
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They looked at firings as opposed to quits (since one reason you might quit is that your outside options are good), and mass layoffs rather than individual firings (for in mass layoffs there is surely no possibility that every worker affected is unusually unproductive).
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The layoffs were announced in an email obtained by Kotaku from the company's CEO Andrew Wilson.
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The layoffs took place at the end of October; shortly after, Moogsoft announced two executive hires.
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Employees were informed of the layoffs in a companywide email from Wayfair's CEO on Thursday morning.
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Waiting for staff to retire is a more attractive option for VW workers than actual layoffs.
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And in recent months, a round of layoffs struck GQ, Teen Vogue, Glamour, Self and Allure.
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Layoffs are a politically sensitive issue in South Africa where unemployment runs at about 28 percent.
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Pay cuts, mass layoffs, and a botched merger led to Fiorina's departure from HP in 2005.
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Just because the higher-ups say the deals won't force layoffs won't necessarily make it so.
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Total pink slips were up 280 percent from December 21, when total layoffs came to 2853,291.
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The bureau also said the layoffs and discharge rate was unchanged at 1.1 percent in November.
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It also instructed agencies to consider a worker's performance as more important than seniority during layoffs.
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E&E reports it's likely a second round of buyouts and layoffs will come next year.
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The layoffs note that what Bloomberg uncovered is related to a facilities transfer in New Jersey.
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GM announced indefinite layoffs for 2,000 workers at two U.S. factories that build various car models.
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Layoffs from the two sectors are expected to total 1.8 million people, according to official estimates.
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The PEPP staff is already down to 11 people, and Yoshioka expects there may be layoffs.
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But the company claims the LeEco layoffs won't have any negative effect on its own business.
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It also includes an aspect of the business with which journalists have become too familiar: layoffs.
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"Significant capacity reductions and large-scale layoffs could worsen the nation's domestic demand outlook," he warned.
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They were closely followed by the healthcare products and services sector where employers planned 3,634 layoffs.
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This is in addition to more than 1,600 previously reported layoffs at Baltimore-Washington International Airport.
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And more layoffs are in store for nearly 3,000 workers at an Amazon Prime Air partner.
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The education bill would also make it easier to fire teachers without considering seniority during layoffs.
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Plants that build cars were the ones mostly (but not exclusively) hit by shutdowns and layoffs.
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On the day Verizon's Yahoo acquisition was completed, Tumblr was hit by a wave of layoffs.
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So in October 2018, Faraday Future began a series of rolling layoffs, furloughs, and salary reductions.
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Meanwhile, in the other email, Claure informed staff there would be an undetermined number of layoffs.
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It announced plans to close stores and implemented layoffs during the quarter to rein in costs.
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He noted layoffs were elevated near the height of the dotcom bubble in the late '90s.
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Layoffs in those sectors mean less sales and income tax makes its way into state coffers.
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But Univision's year has seen a CEO shuffle and ongoing restructuring with multiple rounds of layoffs.
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And with Aurora's 500 cuts last week, our tally for cannabis layoffs stands at around 2,000.
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The cost-cutting program has included layoffs, a hiring freeze and a halt on pay rises.
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Rumors about impending changes and layoffs have loomed over the company ever since theMaven took over.
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At a town hall meeting earlier Thursday, Bridgewater executives warned that those changes would include layoffs.
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Prior to the layoffs, there had been somewhere between 40 and 50 employees, one person said.
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The emphasis on externally sourced programmatic ads also led to layoffs in the ad sales team.
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The retrenchments are China's most significant layoffs since the restructuring of SOEs from 1998 to 2003.
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Prior to the layoffs, Kit and Ace employed some 600 people, most of them in Vancouver.
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Bringing the two entertainment giants together is also expected to lead to more than 4,000 layoffs.
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Some buyouts and layoffs have already occurred, according to an email sent to employees by Hackett.
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However, many deeply troubled companies are state owned with many employees, raising the risk of layoffs.
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It also announced major layoffs and store closings the same day it announced the new benefits.
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"I found out two weeks after the layoffs that our rep was gone," the manager says.
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Every week, we hear of new layoffs, budget cuts, diminished editorial quality and more, way more.
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"[Education] is something we can actually own," the company told me after the layoffs were revealed.
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The New York layoffs are the latest in a series of cuts at Tronc's media holdings.
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Employees at companies like Verizon have been affected by wave after wave of layoffs this year.
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Two cost-cutting rounds of layoffs affected hundreds of Snap employees last year beginning in March.
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Under those definitions, there were nine total layoffs on those teams: six women and three men.
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If Wyoming continued to spurn the money, said hospital CEO Vickie Diamond, layoffs might be coming.
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Boeing said last week it would eliminate an unspecified number of IT workers through involuntary layoffs.
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The latest round of layoffs come a week after Dr. Benjamin Chu abruptly resigned as CEO.
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The company blamed the layoffs on a "curtailment of business operations" caused by the US' restrictions.
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In January, VMware and EMC announced layoffs ahead of the deal being finalized in separate actions.
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Even BlackRock, which has benefited by offering low-cost exchange-traded funds, announced layoffs in January.
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Unfortunately, I thought layoffs would ruin morale, so we just burned too much for too long.
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In a reversal from the thousands of layoffs here in 2015, oil companies are hiring briskly.
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Callous businessman, made millions buying and selling companies, sometimes approving massive layoffs to make them profitable?
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"Other companies are going through layoffs ... it's not the time to be greedy," said the person.
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Weisler told CNBC he will be accelerating the company's restructuring program, meaning 3,000 layoffs this year.
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According to a recent report, low oil prices caused more than 258,000 layoffs globally last year.
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One source close to the matter insists both were among the first round of Whetstone's layoffs.
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Boeing expects 2,400 of those cuts to occur through attrition and the rest through voluntary layoffs.
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Nasscom, the apex Indian information technology body, earlier dismissed reports about mass layoffs by software companies.
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In April, Mylan announced layoffs of about 15 percent of its workforce at the same plant.
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Fewer dollars because of the isolation have meant temporary layoffs, and some people have left town.
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Of course, that pivot also involved layoffs of some of its most celebrated writers and editors.
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E.ON boss Johannes Teyssen said he was hopeful the reductions could be done without forced layoffs.
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Following the layoffs, Coburn says the company won't have to raise again unless it wants to.
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Of the layoffs, about 4,000 will be in Mexico and about 9,10.83 in the United States.
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Twitter laid off Yusupov, who was Vine's creative director, as part of last year's mass layoffs.
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This represents the highest number of layoffs in the first half since 2009, according to Challenger.
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As many have argued, privatization in other countries has resulted in increased user fees and layoffs.
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Corporate takeovers, layoffs, stagnant pay, surveillance: Threats don't need to come at gunpoint to be threats.
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Charles Schwab CEO Walter Bettinger held the Federal Reserve responsible for the company's most recent layoffs.
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The layoffs could impact hundreds of employees, although the report did not specify an exact number.
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Forcing businesses to pay workers more could lead to layoffs or a reduction in working hours.
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The company said it is eliminating its chief operating officer position as part of the layoffs.
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McDonald's is preparing a fresh round of layoffs as it seeks to downsize its corporate structure.
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Blue Apron CEO Brad Dickerson acknowledged the company's problems in a release about the layoffs Tuesday.
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News of The Times's staffing follows announcements from other media companies this month about massive layoffs.
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The Mercury News reported that the dismissals were not classified as layoffs, but were performance-related.
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The Nest team faced a struggling product line that included product makeover attempts and team layoffs.
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States like Alaska and Oklahoma, faced with low oil prices, are grappling with bankruptcies and layoffs.
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Workers face reduced compensation or even layoffs while consumer wallets are being hit with increased costs.
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Experts say there could be layoffs in some of those operations if trade begins to slow.
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