Suzanne Deffree, Managing Editor, Electronic News 28 March 2009
Agilent's President and CEO says business remains "severely depressed" and that he sees "no prospects for a meaningful recovery in the foreseeable future."
to time the bottom of the market... layoffs, bankruptcies, suicides, etc.
Suzanne Deffree, Managing Editor, Electronic News 28 March 2009
Agilent's President and CEO says business remains "severely depressed" and that he sees "no prospects for a meaningful recovery in the foreseeable future."
30 March 2009
ROME (Reuters) – The global economic crisis will hit jobs hard, with unemployment set to reach double digits in many developing and advanced countries, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said on Sunday.
"By the end of 2010 the unemployment rate could be approaching double digit figures in all G8 countries with the sole exception of Japan, as well as in the OECD area as a whole," the OECD forecast in a background paper to G8 labor and employment ministers gathering in Rome.
Google cuts 200 sales & marketing staff | ||
Google will lay off around 200 sales and marketing staff - the company's third round of job cuts this year.
NEW YORK (AP) -- The New York Times Co. is cutting pay for most employees by 5 percent for a nine-month period and laying off 100 people.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/New-York-Times-plans-apf-14755671.html AP
Caterpillar lays off 2,454 workers in 3 states
Tuesday March 17, 11:23 am ET
By Daniel Lovering, AP Manufacturing Writer
GENEVA (Reuters) – Switzerland's biggest bank UBS (UBSN.VX) plans to cut up to 5,000 senior and management jobs in the next few weeks, Swiss weekly SonntagsZeitung said on Sunday.
Never mind the struggles, the mistakes
Never mind these failures, these little backslidings
Hold the ideal a thousand times
If you fail a thousand times, make an attempt once more
--Swami Vivekananda
AP
Friday March 6, 11:02 am ET
By Jeannine Aversa, AP Economics Writer
Both figures were worse than analysts expected and the Labor Department's report shows America's workers being clobbered by a wave of layoffs unlikely to ease in the coming months.
"There is no light at the end of the tunnel with these numbers," said Nigel Gault, economist at IHS Global Insight. "Job losses were everywhere and there's no hope for a turnaround any time soon."
February's net job loss came after even deeper payroll reductions in the prior two months, according to revised figures released Friday. The economy lost 681,000 jobs in December and another 655,000 in January.
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/090306/economy.html"People are made to be loved and things are made to be used.
The confusion in the world is because people are being used & things are being loved."
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. private sector job losses accelerated in February, according to a report by ADP Employer Services on Wednesday that came in worse than economists' expectations.
ADP said private employers cut 697,000 jobs in February versus a revised 614,000 jobs lost in January. The January job cuts were originally reported at 522,000.
It was the biggest job loss since the report's launch in 2001.
Economists had expected 610,000 private-sector job cuts in February, according to the median of 23 forecasts in a Reuters poll.
LONDON (Reuters) – HSBC (HSBA.L) ,Europe's biggest bank said it would shut most of its U.S. consumer lending business, cutting 6,100 jobs, but that it was ready for acquisitions in its traditional stronghold of Asia where many banks are pulling out to focus on their core markets.
Lenovo to Cut 450 Jobs in China
26 February 2009
Chinese PC maker Lenovo has announced plans to cut 450 jobs in its global function departments in China and most of the adjustments are expected to be completed before the end of March 2009.
Shortcut to: http://emasiamag.com/article-5157-lenovotocut450jobsinchina-Asia.html
Sunday March 1, 2009, 7:45 pm EST
The news comes a week after Spansion, one of the world's largest makers of chips used in digital cameras, cell phones and high-definition televisions, said it would slash its global work force by 35 percent, or 3,000 employees.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Flash-memory-company-Spansion-apf-14505740.html