Major Layoff Headlines
Bank of America to cut up to 35,000
Rio Tinto Mining Cutting 14,000 Worldwide
Office Depot Will Close 112 Stores
Stanley Works To Cut 2,000
KB Toys Bankrupt Closing All 460 Stores
Citigroup will have to cut 75,000 by next year
Financial Layoff Tally 290,000
Facchina Construction -400
BlackRock - 500 Layoffs
Union Tank Car layoffs 130
GT Solar lays off 25 workers
Sonus to cut 50 workers
C&H Sugar idles 700 workers for week
Ainsworth Lumber Layoffs 280
C-Vision is eliminating 38 jobs
Axe falls on 300 jobs at Ceramaspeed
December layoffs exceed 100k
Greenheck Fan laying off 164 workers
TXI Riverside Cement to layoff 88 workers
Real Estate Investment Firm Cuts 100
Wooden Truss Manufacturing Plant Closes -20
Idaho tax agency cuts 63 workers
Tyco Electronics Announces 2500 Layoffs Worldwide
JP Morgan Home Lending -402
2,100 Digitas Layoffs in US
NY paper goods manufacturer will lay off about 70
2 Manufacturers Slice 160
Volvo cutting 142 jobs at Hagerstown
Alcatel-Lucent to cut 1,000 management jobs
Beryllium Alloy Plant Laying Off 30
Pfizer Slashing 700 Jobs in France
Fairchild Semi Laying Off 1,100
Cooper Tire to Close 1 Plant
Quebec Shipyard Laying off 1,100
Layoffs Coming To Channellock
75 Recycling Plants Have Closed Nationwide
Crane Composites Closes Plant -86
Brake Manufacturer Closing Plant -460
Sprint: Layoffs Coming
CBS Begins CNet Layoffs
ACH Food Processor -450
GE Healthcare plans job cuts
Gary Hardy Chrysler plans to liquidate its inventory -9
Shreveport TV station axes six employees
Sara Lee plans to outsource 700 jobs
S&K Famous Brands closing 58 stores
Gerdau Ameristeel Laying Off 150
Sands Casino -216
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Axes 30
Orange County: up to 800 Layoffs in Social Services
Layoffs Slated for Indy Racing League
St. Louis Metro -600
Layoff Rumor: Inc Magazine
American Ordnance lays off 62 at IAAP
US planned mass layoffs rise in Nov -Labor Dept
Potash Corp. -900
IPG to Cut Up to 2000 Jobs; PHD Atlanta to Close
Sovereign Bank to cut 1000 Workers
Owatonna glass maker announces layoffs
Norwich University to eliminate 27 positions
Toyota Supplier to Layoff 20%
EA layoffs hit 1000, Black Box closing
Atlantic City Casinos Chopping Heads
Targanta axes 75% of staff -86
Kaiser Aluminum Closing, Scaling Back Plants -170
ABX Air begins cuts: 838 to lose jobs
Town of Mammouth Lakes -9
Chromalloy cuts another 75 jobs
WTNH Slashes Workforce-22
MPBN LayoffS-6
Cummins Emissions lays off 100 Wisconsin workers
Federal government lays off 1500 in DC
Alberta Oil Jobs Evaporating
Cuts at University of Missouri Could Total 100
University of Maine -15
Severstal Steel -500
Putnam Trucking -12
Mando Corp. Temporary Layoffs -200
Lucent North Andover plant shuts its doors today
Hospital lays off 30, closes floor
SUNY Press lays off 5 workers
De Beers Diamond Mine: 10 week shutdown
Montgomery County Maryland Embracing Layoffs
Ruby Tuesday to close 60 restaurants
Flandreau casino layoffs leave 47 people jobless
State of PA Loses 26,000 Jobs In November
Marriott Vacation Club, Orlando Call Center -173
DESA to Close, 431 Workers Lose Jobs
U.S. Steel: 69 more workers sent packing
Whitman-Walker Clinic -45
City of Ashland, OR lays off 3 workers
From an employee: I'm not unemployed but I may as well be, working as a server in these times. I barely get 3 days a week, and no one tips. I often walk home with less than 10 dollars in my pocket after working 5 hours. And that $3.77/hr server wage doesn't go very far.
Whens the F'n Gov't gonna make some neede layoffs ???
ReplyDeletelol thats right lay the lazy bums off now that show em and then they can buy what? and pay rent? and oh never mind ............ really its this old trickle down attitude that caused all this in the first place trickle down worked but it turned out to be PISS not money !!!!!!!
ReplyDeletePeople always hate to talk about when they are laid off. But as it has become every day's news headline since Yahoo started it with cutting 1500 of its task force last year, now a need of platform has been in demand where people can express their selves in words how they are feeling about their company, whey the got laid off was that justified or not.
ReplyDeleteAnd every thing they want to tell anonymously.And www.layoffgossip.com is providing you that platform.
The SUNY Press layoffs had nothing to do with the economy. The real story is quite similar to what you'll read about the University of New Mexico Press: incompetent, paranoid, control-freaking senior management.
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