US announced job cuts surge 245% in February on federal government layoffs
Layoffs announced by U.S.-employers jumped to levels not seen since the last two recessions amid mass federal government job cuts, canceled contracts and fears of trade wars, offering the clearest sign yet of the toll taken on the labor market by the policies of President Donald Trump's administration.
The editorial cuts, which include the writers, reporters, and editors of NESN.com, were part of a broader series of layoffs ...
The U.S. jobs report for February was put together before President Trump fired thousands of federal workers and launched the ...
U.S. employers announced over 170,000 layoffs for February, an increase of 245% since January. Only a third of the layoffs ...
Microchip filed a notice with the state of Arizona on March 3 announcing intent to lay off 330 people from the Tempe facility ...
The Walt Disney Co.-owned news and entertainment divisions are cutting 6% of their workforce. Data journalism unit 538 is ...
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In Valley County, Idaho, the Forest Service is the area’s third largest employer. A union steward there reported nearly four ...
Claire Bloom is a primary care doctor at Massachusetts General Hospital. Here’s how the MGB layoffs have affected her.
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