There were people laid off that had not been ever laid off. Right.
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"People are getting laid off or don't know if they will be laid off," she said.
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You're going to get all of these 24.4,230 people that are being laid off — they're laid off.
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Changing landscape: Mandel was laid off by Fox Sports last month while Davis was laid off by Sports Illustrated earlier this year — ESPN also notably laid off a number of big name journalists in 2017.
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Business Insider spoke with 12 laid-off employees, some of whom reported hearing that thousands could be laid off.
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On Tuesday, Sonder laid off and furloughed more than 400 employees, while Zeus Living living laid off almost 80 employees.
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Laid-off retail workers and local reporters are just as much victims of economic change as laid-off coal miners.
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Some 70 workers at that plant were laid off in September and 70 were laid off at the Moses Lake plant in 2016.
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Triad laid off staff earlier this yearOn September 26, the Tampa Bay Times reported that Triad laid off an unspecified number of employees.
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A friend got laid off, he was watching all his co-workers get laid off sequentially; they're being replaced by H-1B visa people.
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Powell's Books' union is accepting donations for laid-off employees here and laid-off employees at McNally Jackson have also set up a PayPal account here.
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It laid off 25% of its workforce in 2016, then laid off another 40% of staff the following year, including its CFO, CCO, VP of Customer Success and others.
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"Some may get laid off in January, just like they got laid off last January," said Jacque Williams, a former Carrier worker who is determined not to go back.
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They&aposve seen others laid off across the industry and often were laid off themselves, and are more concerned about issues like pay equality and diversity in their ranks.
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BuzzFeed announced that roughly 15 percent of its staffers would be laid off as the company attempts to reach a sustainable growth model, while HuffPost laid off around 20 journalists.
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Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake.. Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake.. Good job, family.
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If we had Obamacare in place right now, the odds are very high my father would have been laid off, because it's teenaged kids like my dad who have gotten laid off.
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What went wrong: The Vancouver-based cannabis cultivator announced on October 30 that it had laid off 20 employees, bringing its total number of laid off employees to 65 since August 1.
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Oil companies have laid off an estimated 270,22015 workers worldwide.
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Hipstamatic laid off all but six employees three months later.
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We've laid off schoolteachers for three years in a row.
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Only gets enough while laid off to pay needed bills.
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Employees have been laid off as the company relocates, too.
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The organization later laid off the head of the unit.
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Tudor Jones laid off 219.1 percent of staff in August.
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The number of positions being laid off was not disclosed.
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All of the company's LA employees were laid off yesterday.
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Workers will be laid off or reassigned to other sites.
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That year, Apple laid off one third of its workforce.
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BlackRock, Franklin Templeton and Pimco have all laid off staff.
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In August, Mr. Bikov was laid off from his job.
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Telltale unceremoniously laid off 275 employees without severance last week.
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ESPN also laid off about 100 staffers in late April.
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Staff was laid off, capital budgets slashed and operations curtailed.
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The startup laid off 30 employees last year, TechCrunch reported.
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It also laid off about five people, according to Recode.
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In April 2018 the paper laid off nearly 50 employees.
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Bill Appledorf was laid off twice, in 1991 and 2000.
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His mother was repeatedly hospitalized; his father was laid off.
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I actually got laid off from my job, which sucked.
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There were also employees laid off in Nevada and Utah.
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In 2017, the company laid off nearly six thousand workers.
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Shops and restaurants shut their doors, employees are laid off.
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The Morris has laid off 16 of its 21 employees.
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Thousands of workers have already been laid off or furloughed.
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She got laid off in the Nissan factory in Sunderland.
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Some of the same companies laid off thousands of workers.
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People who are laid off are eligible for the aid.
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A third laid off 2,2003 people, including corporate office staff.
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Out of 134 center employees, 80 have been laid off.
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Everyone that was laid off was given no warning whatsoever.
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All 25 employees were laid off as well, including Richards.
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A lot of people got laid off and they're huge.
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Vice Media laid off 10% of its workforce in February.
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The prison's closure resulted in 400 employees being laid off.
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The majority, 120 employees, would be laid off in Denmark.
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Hundreds of employees will be laid off as a result.
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Overall, 86 of roughly 560 corporate employees were laid off.
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Mozilla laid off about 70 employees today, TechCrunch has learned.
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Splinter is shutting down and we're all being laid off.
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GE and Siemens have laid off thousands of power workers.
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Bonobos also laid off dozens of employees earlier this year.
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In preparation, some groups laid off staff and cut salaries.
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TheMaven has laid off roughly 40% of Sports Illustrated's staff.
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Meanwhile, the companies laid off tens of thousands of workers.
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And you know people are being laid off right now.
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Some will get buyouts; some will simply be laid off.
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About 175,193 unemployed workers said they were temporarily laid off.
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BuzzFeed announced this week that roughly 15 percent of its staffers would be laid off as the company attempts to reach a sustainable growth model, while HuffPost laid off around 20 journalists on Wednesday.
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Last fall, Snapchat's parent company laid off about a dozen employees from its hardware division, and earlier this year it laid off a few dozen employees during a restructuring, including some on its content team.
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All of this comes about one month after Uber laid off 24 employees across its product and engineering teams and less than three months after Uber laid off about 453 people from its marketing team.
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Last year, Jawbone laid off employees as part of a restructuring.
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Yes, drilling is down and oil workers have been laid off.
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Instead, in 2013, it laid off 30 percent of its staff.
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For the Russian workers laid off, life in Togliatti is hard.
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In January, robotic pizza business Zume laid off half its staff.
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In October, Essential laid off around a third of its staff.
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Seven staff members were laid off at the Speed Art Museum.
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Apple also recently laid off about 200 employees from the project.
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Since its inception, Southwest has never laid off a single employee.
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Aurora Cannabis just laid off 500 workers amid an industry slump.
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Against the possibility of being laid off, if they have jobs.
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Nissan laid off nearly 400 workers in Canton earlier this year.
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The Village Voice laid off 13 of its 17 union employees.
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Getting laid off is hard to digest and, quite frankly, terrifying.
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He got laid off, so then he went to business school.
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I've been laid off four times since I graduated in 2009.
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It has shut 74 branches there and laid off 2,000 staff.
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Eligible employees who are laid off will be offered severance benefits.
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Blue Apron laid off 6 percent of its employees last month.
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They were told to go home; they had been laid off.
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If trade dips, by law salaried workers cannot be laid off.
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The company recently laid off a quarter of its entire staff.
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The Huffington Post laid off 38 people, Mashable dinged 30, the
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FanDuel has reportedly laid off dozens of employees in recent weeks.
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In July, NerdWallet laid off six people from its marketing team.
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The company reportedly laid off dozens of employees on Project Titan.
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The public sector has laid off nearly 11,000 workers since December.
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Most of the 20303 miners are likely to be laid off.
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Thousands of us will be laid off in the upcoming weeks.
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"I've been laid off before, I can understand that," he said.
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The site just laid off five staffers, according to multiple sources.
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Blue Apron laid off 6% of its staff in October 2017.
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In total, they've laid off 225 of their 1,600-person workforce.
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In total, they've laid off 28503 of their 22019,600-person workforce.
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Thousands of farmworkers face being laid-off, raising economic tension elsewhere.
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Uber reportedly laid off 400 employees from its global marketing team.
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The factories shut down without notice and laid off 4,000 workers.
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Four years ago, 70 journalists were laid off within one week.
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The plant laid off 103 employees in 2008 and slashed production.
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Was this because employers laid off their least productive workers first?
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The Economic Times reported that 150 workers will be laid off.
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Dozens of employees were laid off at the Tribune last week.
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It had laid off employees and scaled back operations last summer.
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Earlier this month, the company laid off nearly half its staff.
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Never mind that Intel last year laid off thousands of workers.
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What happens if you're laid off or incur unexpected expenses elsewhere?
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Keep working somewhere, especially if you've been laid off or fired.
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Last Monday, The Daily News laid off half its editorial staff.
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She said 95% of staff was laid off, about 40 employees.
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Jennings has been laid off, too, but he says he's fine.
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This comes days after the company laid off nearly 150 employees.
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Tens of thousands of workers have been furloughed or laid off.
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Other efforts to help laid-off restaurants workers have sprung up.
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When Mr. Davila was laid off, Schmalberg gave him a job.
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Six employees were laid off, including five in the editorial department.
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Hourly workers are likelier than salaried workers to be laid off.
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To help the employees that were laid off, Caplan looked inward.
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The laid-off Everlane workers have also created a relief fund.
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On Friday, Bloomberg field organizers were laid off from their jobs.
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In July, Uber laid off 400 people from its marketing department.
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He was laid off in his 50s, and never worked again.
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Williamson had already laid off her campaign staff earlier this month.
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Hundreds of coal miners were laid off in Wyoming last year.
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Juul laid off 650 workers after federal investigations rocked the company.
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In fact, there was a stigma associated with being laid off.
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Another 600 had already been laid off or are on leave.
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Inside, some employees spent the holidays worrying they'd be laid off.
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WeWork laid off 2,400 in November and outsourced 1,000 cleaning staff
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Wag laid off 182 employees and lost its CEO last year
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Last July, it laid off around a quarter of its staff.
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Another one of its acquisitions, Bonobos, laid off employees last year.
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He was laid off in a CBS staff reduction in 21982.
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Uber in August laid off 400 employees from its marketing team.
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She'd already laid off numerous staff as a cost-cutting measure.
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In March, Bird laid off between 4-5% of its workforce.
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Earlier this month, Snap laid off more than 100 software engineers.
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In preparation, some groups had laid off staff and cut salaries.
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It just took getting laid off for me to realize it.
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Businesses have closed, workers have been laid off and wages cut.
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FRG temporarily laid off all of 1,100 of its hourly workers.
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In his early months on the job, Zucker laid off journalists.
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By the time I got laid off, it was just me.
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AppNexus's business slumped, and it laid off 100 employees in 2016.
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Elon Musk just laid off 9 percent of his workforce, actually.
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The formative experiences for me are of people getting laid off.
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KS: My socks are completely comfortable as I get laid off.
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Snap has cut employees before: It laid off about a dozen employees from its hardware division last fall, and laid off a few dozen employees, including some on its content team, earlier this year during a restructuring.
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Throughout the summer, another writer quit and one other was laid off.
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After three years, though, he was laid off as the brewery struggled.
|
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Just last week Walmart's e-commerce division laid off 200 California employees.
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Roughly 5,750 salaried workers and 6,000 hourly employees will be laid off.
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At the same time, the company laid off 10 percent of staff.
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Over the past seven months, Carrier has laid off hundreds of workers.
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Finally, she was told that she was underperforming and was laid off.
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In July, it laid off some 400 people from its marketing division.
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The news comes several weeks after 4.23andMe laid off about 100 people.
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Untold numbers have been laid off because their employers cannot pay them.
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Tesla had also laid off 9% of its employees in mid-2018.
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Many industrial workers were laid off as the planned economy was dismantled.
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Schools closed, teachers were laid off, and the union felt the strain.
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Luckily, I put a decent amount in savings before being laid off.
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Takeover bids and exploration plans have been canceled and workers laid off.
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More recently, those laid off at BuzzFeed included many journalists of color.
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They were laid off from 75 of its more than 700 offices.
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Reuters reported in August EI had laid off more than 100 people.
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It was unclear on Friday how many employees could be laid off.
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Eero laid off one-fifth of its employees last year, TechCrunch reported.
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Those laid off are eligible for severance, including health and medical benefits.
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And in October, it laid off nearly a third of its staff.
|
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Snapchat also laid off 22 employees in the content department in January.
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Vox reports that some groups laid off workers or shut down entirely.
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Some 2000,21.8 colleagues, laid off from the steel sector, will join them.
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Some 500,000 colleagues, laid off from the steel sector, will join them.
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Fidelity Investments on Tuesday laid off hundreds of employees, Axios has learned.
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There's likely salary continuation among laid off workers in the oil sector.
|
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In 2009, during the global financial crisis, Padgett was laid off from
|
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A few years later, during the 2008 crisis, he was laid off.
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US companies typically give laid-off employees just hours to pack up.
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Bernie Sanders vowed to fight on, but laid off half his staff.
|
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Apple previously laid off employees from the project in 2016, CNBC noted.
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Rodon laid off around forty people, about a third of its workforce.
|
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Workers were laid off, patients were transferred and the hospital was abandoned.
|
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At least four staffers were laid off as part of the acquisition.
|
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Last July the company laid off 300 workers at the Indianapolis factory.
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In 28500, the OPD laid off attorneys because of a budget shortfall.
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Every day, it seemed, another mine laid off workers or closed entirely.
|
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Matt Streb, 36, was one of 1,200 workers laid off on Jan.
|
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NBCUniversal laid off 70 employees in two rounds in August and September.
|
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Nearly 100 corporate Verizon employees were reportedly laid off in San Francisco.
|
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Meanwhile, at least 600 of the 1,400 workers were still laid off.
|
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It's laid off 15 percent of its workforce and reset its expectations.
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Those laid off were eligible for severance, including health and medical benefits.
|
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The company also laid off 30 employees this week, according to Bloomberg.
|
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It laid off 11 business-side people in two rounds this year.
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WeWork's coding boot camp Flatiron School has laid off dozens of employees.
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Fair laid off hundreds of employees and is reevaluating its business model.
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Fair meanwhile has laid off hundreds and is reevaluating its business model.
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In June 2018, the carmaker laid off 9% of its staff. 3.
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Powell's, an Oregon-based bookstore, also laid off most of its staff.
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Beau Thai is offering laid-off employees three staff meals a day.
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Cooper Union laid off 14 members of its staff [via email announcement].
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Being laid off from 8k mi away doesn't make this any easier.
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Around 1.7 million U.S. workers are fired or laid off every month.
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She graduated during the Great Recession and was laid off early on.
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There he found Rivas, recently was laid off from a shoe factory.
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I got laid off from both my jobs on the same day.
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Fitness chain Flywheel Sports has temporarily laid off 98% of its workforce.
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Many who work low-wage jobs are likely to be laid off.
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Hourly employees — about 90 people — will be laid off until business returns.
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It has laid off half of its staff, more than 50 people.
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There will be some bankruptcies and some people will be laid off.
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Child care workers, school staff and retail workers have been laid off.
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High pay inequality makes poor workers vulnerable if they are laid off.
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The company laid off employees in July 2019 and other staffers left.
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Canadian National has temporarily laid off 450 of its approximately 25,000 employees.
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" One laid off Canvas-turned Fair employee said it was "a rollercoaster.
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One association of owner-drivers recently laid off nearly half its staff.
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Other Boeing suppliers have also laid off staff without making public announcements.
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Getting laid off from work is never an easy thing to process.
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The new owner of Sports Illustrated laid off a number of employees.
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The company laid off about 22005 percent of its staff this year.
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Opendoor laid off 50 in July and reduced its free lunches - Bloomberg
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"Guys that were laid off are going back to work," he said.
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In February, Vice laid off 10% of its staff, about 250 employees.
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Mr. Gao's business dried up, and he laid off half his workers.
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CN Rail and Via Rail have temporarily laid off hundreds of employees.
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On Valentine's Day, the company laid off its full team of 25.
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His brother was laid off this summer, after decades with one company.
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Carson laid off dozens of staffers after his disappointing finish in Iowa.
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Last year, both Bird and Lyft laid off employees working on micromobility.
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Mnangagwa, however, said only workers of retirement age would be laid off.
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A year later, Zynga shut down OMGPOP and laid off its employees.
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It dictated the immense anxiety I had when I was laid off.
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Others were laid off as HQ grappled with declining venture capital funding.
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It laid off hundreds of workers and put others on reduced hours.
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More than 24.2,2502 of the agency's 22017,2140 employees would be laid off.
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People who are looking to hire people who have been laid off.
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Workers not laid off during a downturn might bargain for greater job security, which might in turn make firms reluctant to rehire those who were laid off (since they could not easily be sacked during the next recession).
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In D.C., Compass Coffee, a local Starbucks competitor, laid off most of its 189 employees, and the Dubliner, a popular Irish bar on Capitol Hill, laid off all of them, leaving the place empty on St. Patrick's Day.
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With vanishingly few exceptions, everyone I know either has been laid off at some point in the past or assumes they will be laid off — or that their publication will be shut down — at some point in the future.
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Why it matters: Not only did advertisers bet heavily on video, so did publishers, especially news organizations which laid off word people to hire video people and then laid off those video people when the ad dollars didn't materialize.
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When the Great Recession struck, firms in other rich countries laid off workers.
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Earlier this year, 1,000 Indian professionals were laid off by Qatar Petroleum [QATPE.UL].
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Amazon-owned Zappos, a footwear company, recently laid off about 30 people. Diapers.
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Apple also laid off 190 employees from its Project Titan division last month.
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If it keeps going like this I am going to get laid off.
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It wants a guarantee of severance pay for people who are laid off.
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Will the newly laid-off flock back to school, as happened in 2008?
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A laid-off worker with two children to support, she needed the money.
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"I've never laid off a single employee in the company's history," said Surack.
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The company has recently laid off or fired as many as 1,200 employees.
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Shi said he approached the FAA after he was laid off by Moog.
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Thousands of employees were laid off in 1997, the year Jobs came back.
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Then, the company laid off half of its staff to try to survive.
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And unfortunately this meant that today we laid off some very talented people.
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Employees left by the dozens and then got laid off by the hundreds.
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About 130 people were laid off and other open positions were left vacant.
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North, the company behind the Focals smart glasses, laid off 150 employees yesterday.
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NMPolitics reported that most of the employees laid off were based in Mojave.
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It laid off 10% of its staff, or about 40 employees, in October.
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Vice laid off about 10% of its workforce, about 250 employees, in February.
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And now four sources confirm that HQ laid off staff members this week.
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The shoe-factory boss has just laid off half of his 280 workers.
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Getting laid off was like someone had floored the brakes on my life.
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On Thursday, Nasty Gal laid off 10% of its staff, according to reports.
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It laid off over 400 workers in 2014 due to falling rubber prices.
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That means factory workers at those plants will be laid off, as well.
|
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Earlier this week, the company laid off a majority of its remaining employees.
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Fiat declined to comment on the number of workers to be laid off.
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Those don't disappear just because everyone at the EPA has been laid off.
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Speagle was laid off as part of a red bag day last October.
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In 2015 Buckingham Coal, sold to a Colorado company, laid off over 80.
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In March, Burton Snowboards laid off 153 employees from its staff of 950.
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You can spend a few dollars supporting the workers who were laid off.
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Even if someone laid off today found a job tomorrow, life is interrupted.
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A couple of weeks later the company announced it laid off 111 employees.
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Tesla has laid off about nine percent of its employees, Electrek first reported.
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Grocery delivery service Instacart recently laid off 12 recruiters, Re/code reported Dec.
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More than 600 union refinery workers will be laid off on Aug. 25.
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But Big Blue has also laid off some workers amid years of restructuring.
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The once-mighty Macy's has closed stores and laid off thousands of employees.
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He stiffed small businesses, laid off workers, and walked away from hardworking communities.
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Over time, the contractor laid off most of the workers, leaving only 60.
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Around this time last year, I was laid off from my previous job.
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Around 140 current employees will be laid off as part of this process.
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But in the process of saving the company laid off thousands of people.
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The U.S. industry has slashed budgets, chopped capital spending and laid off workers.
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About 280,000 Ford hourly workers will be laid off during the temporary shutdowns.
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Update: BlackBerry updated its statement and now says 200 people were laid off.
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We started tackling this issue by capping compensations when you are laid off.
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Verizon Media Group (which owns TechCrunch) laid off 10 percent of its workforce.
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As domestic coal demand has declined, companies have laid off thousands of miners.
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Its 240 employees working on the production line will be temporarily laid off.
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Charles Fassi, her husband, was laid off from a chemical company in 2017.
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Something happens in the economy and they get laid off from their job.
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In August, GameStop laid off just shy of 200 people across multiple divisions.
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Her father, a nurse, was laid off after 35 years on the job.
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In 2013, SpinMedia laid off about 30 people, then 15% of its workforce.
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Because once people get laid off here, it's going to suck for them.
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In August, the company laid off 180 employees, or 20% of its workforce.
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In 2016, Apple laid off employees from the same group, shifting its strategy.
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As the blackouts increased production costs, copper miners laid off thousands of workers.
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He didn't—he'd lost it two years earlier when he was laid off.
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Snapchat recently laid off 120 engineers, the biggest round of layoffs to-date.
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Fiat Chrysler laid off another 1,300 workers at their assembly line in Detroit.
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It said a "significant share" of its workforce would be laid off temporarily.
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He was laid off several years ago in an earlier round of cuts.
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Where were the bailouts for laid-off workers and shuttered small-town banks?
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The company, which currently employs 1,450 people, laid off 100 staffers last fall.
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About 3,500 employees have been laid off, and 80 offices have been closed.
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Lowe's (LOW) declined to say exactly how many workers will be laid off.
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I.B.M. had recently laid off thousands of its workers in the Hudson Valley.
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Both would hurt the tech industry, the economy and the individuals laid off.
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Mr. Yager, who runs a cleaning service, laid off most of his employees.
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Dan Q. Dao was one of the six laid-off Saveur staff members.
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Many of these "encore entrepreneurs" were laid off or faced uncertain job prospects.
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Knotel just laid off 127 employees and furloughed 68, a company spokeswoman said.
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This year, about 60 workers were laid off, according to The Daily Mail.
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To qualify, you must be laid off through no fault of your own.
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Getting laid off, Rolfe said, "doesn't mean you're not good at your job."
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Qatar Airways laid off around 23 employees, all Filipino nationals based in Qatar.
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She is retired, and her husband was laid off shortly before the storm.
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Vostu has since laid off most of its employees, and Unithrive is defunct.
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The laid off are due to receive 60 days&apos pay, Spirit said.
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Next Trucking, which is Dray Alliance's nearest competitor, laid off 70 last month.
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It shuttered its operations and laid off its remaining 1,100 employees, Bloomberg reported.
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Then last week, Jumpshot suddenly shut down and laid off about 250 employees.
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I got laid off, and I had to move from Ohio to Michigan.
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Then a flour plant laid off his mother, and the money dried up.
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Before being laid off from Hostess, Mr. Popovich made about $20 an hour.
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In a recent interview, Poggi said he was resigned to being laid off.
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NDTV recently laid off some four hundred employees, a quarter of its staff.
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The labor union said some of the laid off workers were its members.
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It has laid off workers and shut down some of its blast furnaces.
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The team had nine members, not seven; six were laid off, not seven.
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And, yes: the patient was promptly cured once he laid off the stuff.
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Then she got laid off and landed a job as a subway conductor.
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In 2015, HotelTonight laid off 37 employees, or 20 percent of its staff.
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Geofeedia laid off half its staff after Twitter shuttered access to its data.
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Some said they were months behind on rent; others had laid off employees.
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In October, veteran music publication The Fader laid off its most senior employees.
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The move affected 93 jobs at NexRep, with many staffers being laid off.
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He used to get laid off all the time when I was a kid, but it really worries me now because my mom is retired, and if he gets laid off for too long, they could lose their health insurance.
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The top takeaways: 71.8% of the laid-off workers who did not retrain after being laid off in Janesville starting in 2008 had jobs by 2011; just 61.3% of those who did enroll in a local technical center were employed.
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The exact number of employees who will be laid off has not been disclosed.
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In February, the company laid off 10% of its staff, or about 250 employees.
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Then, in a single day in April 2001, both his parents got laid off.
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Roughly 5,750 salaried workers and 6,000 hourly employees will be laid off, he confirmed.
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So in October, it laid off some employees and cut salaries across the company.
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SoundCloud's lavish Berlin headquarters where employees were laid off without warnings about cost-cutting.
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Plus, I was competing against experienced paralegals and even attorneys that were laid off.
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In September, Uber laid off about 435 employees from its product and engineering teams.
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Eventually, even more may be laid off, as remaining stores cut costs through automation.
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"As overcapacity is cut, we must provide assistance to laid-off workers," Li said.
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The company laid off another round of workers — this time 22015 percent — in January.
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The company also laid off some employees, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Vice, on the other hand, has hired more people than it has laid off.
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Peng described how Chinese factory floors were emptying out as workers were laid off.
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He has surrendered 40 percent of his business and laid off half his employees.
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And about 350 people were laid off, representing about 30 percent of the staff.
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That she laid off tens of thousands of people and she got viciously fired.
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The EV start-up did not say how many staff would be laid off.
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Yusupov, who was never given managerial responsibilities at Twitter, was laid off in 2015.
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They aren't getting laid off, so three months of expenses is an adequate target.
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"We regret the stance of the businessmen who unilaterally laid off workers," Puspital said.
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We've all been dumped, laid off or otherwise been made to sit around waiting.
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Bonnier, the Swedish publishing conglomerate, has laid off 70 people from its U.S. group.
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According to Iverson, laid-off workers have been told they will receive severance packages.
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In the last decade I have been laid off, without cause, from six jobs.
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Getting laid off is pretty common, so it's helpful to think about the possibility.
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In the US, about one out of ten workers is laid off every year.
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Then they laid off a bunch of people—I was in the other meeting.
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Carlos was separated from his wife and had been laid off from his job.
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State firms have been ordered to reserve 5% of jobs for laid-off veterans.
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Tesla has not disclosed exactly how many people it has laid off this year.
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Middle East publication Zawya earlier on Wednesday reported Nakheel recently laid off 300 employees.
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Trump said the firm laid off 199 workers and moved those jobs to Singapore.
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In February, GoPro laid off 7 percent of its staff and scaled back projections.
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His fundraising dropped last month and his campaign recently laid off hundreds of staff.
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Between 2008 and 2009, Starbucks shut down 900 stores and laid off 6,700 employees.
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Downstate, in the hamlet of Charleston, Eastern Illinois University has laid off 261 employees.
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Those workers had to either lack insurance or be retired or laid-off. Rep.
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NUMBER OF THE DAY 350 The number of workers being laid off at SeaWorld.
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As mines were mothballed or shuttered, hundreds of miners and truckers were laid off.
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In August, McClatchy laid off approximately 140 employees, or 85033 percent of their staff.
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When Fay was laid off from her job in her 22015s, she contemplated retirement.
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There are major differences between quitting a job, being laid off, and being fired.
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Swift says that new company will hire back most of those laid-off employees.
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After the state temporarily suspended enrollment, the agency laid off more than 1,500 employees.
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The company has cut its 2015 earnings forecast, slashed production and laid off workers.
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Sweden leads developed nations in helping laid-off employees get back on their feet:
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After graduation, he worked as an exploration geophysicist, but was laid off in 1982.
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The first time was because I was laid off and had no other option.
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Earlier this year, the company laid off 15% of staff to get to profitability.
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In September, the company laid off 200 people from a variety of lifestyle publications.
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Nervous about profitability, he laid off 9 percent of the company's workforce in June.
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But about a year after it began, it laid off staff and suspended service.
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Instead, laid-off employees were told they had until the end of the day.
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Last month, Blue Apron laid off 6 percent of its workforce, or 300 people.
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A hiring freeze is in place, and 38 staff members have been laid off.
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Hundreds of laid-off workers, meanwhile, are left to grapple with their new reality.
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Nick Wing, a reporter at HuffPost, said he, too, was among those laid off.
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And on top of that we live with the possibility of getting laid off.
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The headlines are gone, and so are the editors, having reportedly been laid off.
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"If you get laid off on Tuesday, I still want your vote," he said.
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I remember in '08, Caterpillar, the company that makes backhoes and stuff, laid off.
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We know plenty of people who have been laid off — both of us included.
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Chinese-American businesses have been devastated financially, and restaurant workers have been laid off.
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During the fiscal crisis of the 1970s, schools laid off thousands of arts teachers.
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Cirque du Soleil has reportedly laid off 4,679 employees, or 95% of its workforce.
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People can also only collect unemployment benefits if they are fired or laid off.
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As they laid off workers, they created the mirror problem in the household sector.
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It is unknown how long the employees will be laid off, according to SeaWorld.
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Furloughs -- The vast majority of the Macy's workforce will be laid off for now.
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Blue Apron just laid off hundreds of people following competition from Amazon and Kroger.
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Because of the budget crisis, seven officials have been laid off in recent months.
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Her husband, Cyrus, 44, was laid off after eight years with a touring band.
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Getting laid off as a social media specialist in June 2011 didn't help, either.
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One hundred people were laid off, and considerations for a public offering were shelved.
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Britain's plan may come too late for workers who have already been laid off.
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Some alt-weeklies have laid off as many as three-quarters of their employees.
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The co-working startup Convene laid off staff as well, citing current market conditions.
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A year after Mr. Cummings was laid off, his son, Jadice Cummings, was born.
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In many of these cases, laid-off employees had no idea what was coming.
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Mr. Biden is also wrong that G.M. "did nothing" for workers they laid off.
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The cannabis-tech startup Green Bits laid off about 40 employees on March 9.
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The startup has now laid off all its employees, which totaled just over 100.
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With all of my roommates laid off as well, we didn't have many options.
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Corporate travel startup TripActions also laid off 350 employees as the travel industry suffers.
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In its 106-year history, Russ & Daughters has never laid off anyone, said Federman.
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So, as of now, everyone who works at [redacted] is being temporarily laid off.
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If you were laid off by your employer, you are eligible to collect unemployment.
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Other airport concessionaires, Mr. Phillips said, have been more generous to laid-off workers.
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I was recently laid off from work and have been dealing with financial difficulties.
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Media companies have been among those that have cut pay or laid off workers.
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The reactions from laid-off workers ranged from frustration and disappointment to resigned understanding.
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Three months later, Facebook laid off the human editors and put algorithms in charge.
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WeWork earlier laid off 2,400 staff in November 2019, per Business Insider's previous reporting.
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Afghan officials at the time said 3,000 Afghan staff members had been laid off.
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It's unclear just how many workers have been laid off by G.M.'s suppliers.
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It also laid off 50% of its staff involved in transport operations in Lagos.
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About 50 people were laid off at the Victoria's Secret headquarters in Columbus, Ohio.
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Mr. Sanders's latest Medicare for all bill funds assistance programs for laid-off workers.
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Even outlets native to the web, like BuzzFeed and HuffPost, have laid off reporters.
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Hearing the news that you've just been laid off can be a devastating blow.
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Snap – The Snapchat parent has laid off 24 workers, half from its content team.
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Microsoft had laid off thousands of employees in the wake of the financial crisis.
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During the fiscal crisis of the 23s, schools laid off thousands of arts teachers.
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Sales fell, and Beef Products closed three plants and laid off about 700 workers.
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In 2013, after nearly a decade of losses, the station laid off 19 employees.
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Laid off during the Depression, he took jobs as a window washer and janitor.
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In November, Lyft cut service in six markets and laid off around 20 workers.
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It also laid off 40% of its corporate workforce at the end of 2019.
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"Everyone was crying," including the people who weren't laid off, the former employee said.
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In Shenzhen, several vaping manufacturers have laid off workers, according to two labor recruiters.
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When Facebook shut down Oculus Story Studio, the company quietly laid off its employees.
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About 20 journalists have been laid off as a result of the publication's closure.
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In 2008 and 2009, the company laid off 6,700 people and shuttered 900 cafés.
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When Fay was laid off from her job in her 70s, she contemplated retirement.
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Bad News: In September 2018, Telltale unceremoniously laid off 275 employees without any severance.
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In its statement, WeWork said the laid-off employees would receive severance and benefits.
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Among the lawmakers moved by the stories of laid-off retail workers is Sen.
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She has laid off staff and shifted resources from her Baltimore headquarters to Iowa.
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Vicksburg Forest Products bought the mill last year and laid off all 158 workers.
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Days later, her mother was laid off from her job as a federal contractor.
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That union represents about 70 percent of the Harley-Davidson workers being laid off.
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In 2001, Daewoo Motors laid off 23,750 workers, triggering violent clashes with riot police.
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Last week, The Dallas Morning News laid off 20 journalists, and The East Bay Express, an alternative weekly newspaper in the Bay Area that gained national acclaim for its 2016 exposé of a police sex scandal, laid off almost its entire editorial staff.
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About 1003 people were laid off and other open positions were left vacant, Thrun said.
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This time last year, I was looking for freelance writing opportunities after being laid off.
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The company's Arizona sales operation will be closed and many of the staff laid off.
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The company laid off hundreds of employees, and furloughed hundreds more; multiple executives have resigned.
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She'd been laid off from her previous job of nearly eight years in December 2015.
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However, a portion will be laid off as Lowe's consolidates some positions, the person explained.
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Soon, over half of the app's employees were laid off, prompting rumors of impending bankruptcy.
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I was laid off of my job — actually two jobs — in less than two years.
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I began morning yoga and meditation after I was laid off to pass the time.
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That's when, according to TechCrunch, Intel laid off a huge portion of its wearables team.
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Just before we moved, Tim was laid off from his job at a production company.
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Just before September 11, 2001, shortly after graduating from Georgetown Law, Sacca was laid off.
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Unlike Brazilians employed in the formal economy, they receive no benefits when they're laid off.
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The company still employs about 6,400 people, according to two people who were laid off.
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Boeing laid off 7,000 people in St. Louis after it acquired McDonnell Douglas in 1997.
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The firm has laid off more than 400 staff; some senior partners have jumped ship.
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A month later, it laid off about 300 employees, or 10 percent of its workforce.
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Dad got laid off after working for a great company for 17 years in 2008.
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In January, Silicon Valley-based 299andMe laid off 28 employees, about 14% of its workforce.
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Those laid-off employees received two months of pay while they looked for other jobs.
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In 2010, she found a job — only to be laid off, again, two years later.
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In the aftermath of the deal, AMI reportedly laid off around 40 US Weekly employees.
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Just another downtown office worker, laid off and seeking a little help with the rent.
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"Dozens" of staffers at Harris' headquarters will be laid off, according to multiple campaign aides.
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In April, the company laid off 150 employees as part of an on-going restructuring.
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All employees would be laid off as a part of the process, the email said.
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The Trump administration just made it harder for laid-off workers to get government assistance.
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Basically everyone who had started to work for LeEco's fledgling US arm was laid off.
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The company said it laid off about 100 employees in the process of winding down.
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Beijing had previously announced a 100 billion yuan fund to help retrain laid off workers.
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The brand's 20173 employees will be laid off and are receiving severances, said the spokesperson.
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The company has laid off workers and pledged to close some stores to lower costs.
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The company said it laid off 494 employees in the first half of fiscal 2017.
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The company claims the employees were fired for subpar job performance rather than laid off.
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Snap earlier this month confirmed it had laid off 120 employees from its engineering team.
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Costs and also employee numbers (2,500 laid off, to a staff of 9,400) were down.
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By late March, steel production had stopped and over 2,000 people had been laid off.
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The company had laid off 39.33,000 employees in the first quarter and 18,000 last year.
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Thousands of workers have been placed on part-time rosters, if not laid off altogether.
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About 130 people were laid off and other open positions were left vacant, Thrun said.
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Musk said that Tesla would provide laid off workers with "significant salary and stock vesting."
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McCuen himself had been laid off for four years, in the wake of the recession.
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The government is assisting workers laid off from computer factories find jobs in other industries.
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The company has not disclosed exactly how many people it has laid off this year.
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Theranos has laid off hundreds of employees and sold off its headquarters in Palo Alto.
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After just four years, he was laid off in 260 during a wave of downsizing.
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The company today laid off 14 people from 55-member staff, or about 25 percent.
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That's great for shareholders, but such efficiency may be lost on workers being laid off.
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When a government mandate leads to people being laid off, how is it helping anyone?
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In May, Marathon Petroleum laid off 46 employees at its Galveston Bay refinery in Texas.
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Zephir went on unemployment when she got laid off from her last job in 2016.
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Then it laid off visitors services associates and said it was closed to the public.
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Deutsche Bank's London office reportedly laid off employees at a morning meeting around 8 a.
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In November, Mic laid off nearly all the staff ahead of its acquisition by Bustle.
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Today, EA confirmed that it laid off 350 people in marketing, publishing and other departments.
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After being laid off from a construction job in 2015, I started driving an Uber.
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Even as a 16-year-old, I understood that hostesses don't usually get laid off.
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In September, Uber laid off 435 employees, mostly in its product development and engineering teams.
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Mic laid off 25 employees in August 2017 as part of a pivot to video.
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With few local job options, some of the laid-off employees quickly tumbled into destitution.
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With revenue declining but a greedy desire to keep margins high, companies laid off workers.
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Earlier this year, the air conditioning company laid off 300 workers at the Indianapolis factory.
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Entrepreneur magazine laid off four editorial staffers in mid-June, according to Talking Biz News.
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In 2018, BuzzFeed laid off its in-house podcasting team and restructured its advertising group.
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It encompasses employees, persons in training, laid-off and suspended workers, volunteers and job applicants.
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As many as 6,000 employees could ultimately be laid off, one person told the Times.
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After six years on the job, Hickenlooper was laid off when the commodities market tanked.
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Those who got laid off were also told they would receive medical benefits through April.
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Layoffs: Laid off 140 employees on October 27, or a quarter of its remaining workforce.
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What went wrong: CannaCraft laid off 40 employees or 16% of its staff in November.
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Schlumberger and Halliburton together have laid off a total of 85,000 workers since late 2014.
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My husband has twice been laid off from his seemingly stable job with no warning.
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Some of the women laid off never received a performance review, according to the Journal.
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Already, the company laid off a third of its workers due to rising steel costs.
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The main provision puts a cap on payouts to laid-off employees, based on seniority.
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On July 27, police detained 29 people, including laid-off workers, their families and supporters.
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Then, I got laid off from a job I was at for about five years.
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On Thursday, WeWork's coding bootcamp Flatiron School laid off dozens of employees, Business Insider reported.
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In June 2018, the carmaker laid off 9% of its staff to help stem losses.
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He earned as much as $503,500 a week, but was laid off a while ago.
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After buying Sports Illustrated, Maven promptly laid off nearly 40 percent of its editorial staff.
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Hundreds of thousands of workers were laid off as the industry raced to repay debt.
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Before rolling out the first issue under his ownership, Mr. Zuckerman laid off 170 employees.
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Trump's hotels also took a financial hit, and at least 200 workers were laid off.
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The layoffs come after the struggling company already laid off 400 marketing employees in July.
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He laid off about 2000 employees last year, bringing his work force to about 3,000.
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World Relief has closed five local offices and laid off more than 93 faithful workers.
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It's being blocked by a group of laid-off miners who want what they're owed.
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Thousands of workers — dishwashers, busers, cooks, servers — were laid off or had their hours cut.
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It did not say 800 employees would be laid off over the next several weeks.
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Ford did not say 800 employees would be laid off over the next several weeks.
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It's going to affect people's lives, just like hourly workers who are now laid off.
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Nearly a fifth of the orchestra, and a third of the staff, was laid off.
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Employees across industries including airlines, hotels, restaurants, and retailers have been laid off or furloughed.
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Knotel laid off and furloughed a total of 50% of the company's staff on Friday.
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"Now they've been able to find jobs," she said, of the region's laid-off workers.
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Qatar Airways laid off around 217 employees, all Filipino nationals based in Qatar, this week.
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Alternative weeklies in the US and Canada have laid off staff and curtailed print editions.
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Funding for states to immediately begin paying out unemployment benefits when someone is laid off.
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Peri has laid off 10 behind-the-scenes employees—including three full-time web designers.
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Last week, Everlane laid off eight temporary workers with three days' notice and no severance.
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The Metropolitan Opera has laid off all of its union employees, NPR reported on Thursday.
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And the Canadian cannabis giant Aurora laid off 500 employees in February, among other layoffs.
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Wael Tlaib, the owner of Phoenix Transit & Logistics, above, laid off nearly his entire staff.
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The paper laid off both men in recent years in response to earlier economic concerns.
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In Paterson, one of the state's poorest cities, hundreds of teachers have been laid off.
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Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority laid off scores of people, mostly expatriates, sources said.
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This month, Mashable, a site that had just raised $15 million, laid off 30 people.
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The last question of the event came from a woman who'd just been laid off.
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Hemp and CBD companies have laid off workers in recent weeks, Business Insider has learned.
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As a business owner, I have multiple clients, and can never be suddenly laid off.
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Last year Walmart sold off Modcloth, Bonobos laid off staff and founder Andy Dunn left.
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Bose says it's offering outplacement assistance and severance to employees that are being laid off.
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By April 2007, Odimo had sold its three websites and laid off all its workers.
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More workers in general merchandise stores have been laid off since October, about 89,000 Americans.
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Mr. Trump has proposed eliminating funding for programs that support laid-off miners in Appalachia.
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Jeff McKibben, one of the laid-off workers, traded down for work at a prison.
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In response to the weak equipment demand, Deere has cut production and laid off workers.
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Tammy Vennitti, 55, was laid off with the second shift back in June last year.
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But Magic Leap has also reportedly laid off dozens of employees in the past weeks.
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Around that same time, the company laid off 150 employees, potentially in the manufacturing department.
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Sammie Peterson, who has been laid off from her newspaper, sells cosmetics at a mall.
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But Carrier also laid off 2300 manufacturing workers in July and another 2300 this week.
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Bird has laid off less than two dozen employees, The San Francisco Chronicle first reported.
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In 246, the company shuttered portions of a dozen facilities and laid off 2000,25 people.
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He lost his art dealer and laid off his assistant, but he never stopped working.
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Earlier this year, she was laid off from her sales position due to company downsizing.
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But Carrier also laid off 338 manufacturing workers in July and another 215 this week.
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Yesterday HQ Trivia ran out of money, laid off its 25 employees and shut down.
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For two or three meetings after I was laid off, I still covered City Council.
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In July, Uber laid off roughly 400 people, about a third of its marketing staff.
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In 2013, the remnants of the Camden force — half had been laid off — were disbanded.
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The company has divested from several business units and laid off thousands of employees globally.
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Facebook laid off those curators after they came under fire for having a liberal bias.
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WeWork's coding boot camp Flatiron School has laid off dozens of employeesWeWork's coding boot camp, Flatiron School, laid off dozens of employees on Thursday as the coworking giant continued to slash costs after its failed initial public offering, Becky Peterson and Meghan Morris reported.
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Another big name in online learning, Udacity (not to be confused with Udemy), laid off 20% of its workforce amid a larger restructuring; and further afield, Kano — which merges online learning with DIY hardware kits — has also laid off and restructured in recent months.
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Uber also laid off hundreds of safety drivers in both Arizona and Pittsburgh following the crash.
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Oil giants like Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron have laid off workers as profits have plunged.
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In fact, veteran teachers who failed evaluations three times in a row were not laid off.
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But before I even finished the first sip, he told me I was getting laid off.
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In April, Udacity laid off about 20 percent of its workforce and is restructuring its operations.
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"I'd just been laid off from the job I'd been at for four years," said Hallaway.
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After getting laid off from GM more than a decade ago, he couldn't afford the coverage.
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"We realized we screwed up totally and we laid off like 10,000 people instantaneously," Moynihan said.
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The Limited on Sunday shut down all 250 of its stores and laid off 4,000 workers.
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That work was halted earlier in February and employees laid off because of the U.S. sanctions.
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When I was making my best, I got $63K; and I've been laid off since 2009.
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GE has slashed its dividend to a penny, laid off workers and unloaded long-held businesses.
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Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner laid off the jewelry ... while attending celebrity jeweler Lorraine Schwartz's soiree.
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My branch was forced to shut down the day after Thanksgiving and I was laid off.
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Once the economy started taking an upward swing I found myself laid off again in 2014.
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My husband was laid off suddenly, and couldn't find anything other than part-time temp work.
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In January this year, state-owned health provider Hamad Medical Corp laid off hundreds of employees.
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Qualcomm's struggling data center business was hit another massive blow as the company laid off hundreds.
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Especially when you get laid off — you see there's money for this, but not for that.
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Several said they fear being laid off if they can't rearrange their schedules or switch stores.
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The protagonist is a camo-wearing coal miner who gets laid off because of bureaucratic bullshit.
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"If you were laid off and don't have an emergency fund, that's one thing," she said.
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Others would move for the company, only to be laid off in a few years time.
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Owner Michael Fairbrother told the station he has since laid off five employees, including his wife.
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Alternative-data player Thasos just laid off the majority of its staff and its CEO resigned.
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As more people shop from home, physical stores are being closed and shop assistants laid off.
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When you get laid-off, you have no choice but to act smart and move fast.
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The company also said it laid off 130 employees Tuesday, 108 of whom were in Vermont.
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Today, Amazon announced that Quidsi will end its operations and 18.4 people will be laid off.
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There was a modest gain in leisure and hospitality employment while wholesale traders laid off workers.
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Since then, Theranos has shut down its wellness centers and laboratories, and laid off 340 employees.
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Deals fell through, workers were laid off and billions in recent investment couldn't right the ship.
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When Jonathan was laid off from his job last June, they became more serious about it.
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It would also grant jobs to some of the tens of thousands laid off oil workers.
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Local staffers would be laid off and U.S. officials running the projects would be reassigned elsewhere.
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The company has already laid off 120 employees in March, or 7 percent of its workforce.
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But Hoosiers, like Cindy Doty, who was recently laid off by Manitowoc, don't see much change.
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Dave Swift: In January 224, 236 or 240 people [from throughout Transworld Media] got laid off.
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It was really weird, there was no emotion as far as how they got laid off.
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Since the repeal, network investment has fallen and major telecoms have laid off thousands of workers.
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Sonos has also just laid off almost 21 employees, or around 20183 percent of its workforce.
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It has also laid off several hundred people as it scales back some of those operations.
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Snap has since laid off about 120 engineers and about 100 employees in sales and advertising.
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They have parents who haven't divorced, or been laid off, or faced a serious health crisis.
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In the West Bank 154 people hired on "now depleted emergency funds" would be laid off.
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Some of the massive plants along the river have been idled; some have laid off workers.
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In April, NerdWallet laid off more than 40 people, which represented eight percent of its staff.
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Qatari companies including Al Jazeera and the Qatar Foundation, a cultural organisation, have laid off employees.
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It laid off 13,000 workers last year; now it says it will dismiss a further 12,000.
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The company would not say how many of these would be laid off in this action.
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The recession sent this ratio soaring as firms laid off workers and left machines sitting idle.
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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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The Information reported that Bird has laid off between 4 to 5 percent of its workforce.
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The Big Three carpooled to Washington begging for loans, then laid off more than 10,000 workers.
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In the memo, staffers today learned that those laid off would receive 90 days severance pay.
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He worked for a tile business until the recession of 1974, when he was laid off.
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Jean-Baptiste, a preschool teacher, had been laid off in 2010 and hadn't found another job.
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As a result, the machines have been idled and the workers who serviced them, laid off.
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Service agencies have laid off experienced and talented staff members, perhaps never to get them back.
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The figures are 3-D prints of laid-off professionals Kline found and fabricated in Baltimore.
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Uber laid off 400 employees in food delivery, autonomous vehicle development and other divisions in October.
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With profit dropping, Eickhoff laid off about 10 percent of its local work force of 300.
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The company wrote down nearly $40 million in merchandise, and laid off about a dozen people.
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This article originally stated that most of the laid off employees came from the content team.
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She took on a part-time seasonal role, from which she was laid off this August.
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Hayes said the laid-off workers would be offered jobs at other factories across the country.
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He laid off more than 100 miners as a response to President Obama winning that election.
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Those furloughed OPM employees could then be formally laid off after 30 days, the Post reported.
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At the start of 2019, it laid off a number of mid- and senior-level employees.
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If you were laid off, it would let you take your time picking your next role.
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GM has said it closed plants and laid off workers to better prepare for the future.
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About 5,000 PeopleSoft employees, close to half the company, were laid off in the following months.
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It also recently laid off 250 employees at its corporate headquarters and announced multiple store closures.
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This month, Sears laid off 250 employees at its corporate headquarters and announced more store closures.
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Uber laid off 435 employees on Tuesday in its engineering and product departments, TechCrunch first reported.
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The store recently laid off 250 employees at its corporate headquarters and expects multiple store closures.
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Carrizo, 2000, was one of 27 workers laid off from a medium-sized operation last year.
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Here are 7 things you should never say to a colleague that just got laid off.
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Many people do not land their next job immediately after getting laid off, according to Kerr.
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When Americans get laid off, employers give them just hours to pack their belongings and leave.
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My heart aches for journalism and all my fellow #gannett colleagues who were laid off today.
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Chief Marketing Officer Nick Davies and Chief Manufacturing Officer Arno Groll were among those laid off.
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Fifteen members of HuffPost's union were laid off on Thursday, according to a spokesman for WGAE.
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Some of Juul's employees are banding together to help employees that were laid off this week.
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But, for policymakers, other industries are stepping in to soak up some of those laid off.
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But the government will set aside about $15.3 billion to support laid-off workers, he said.
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Some who were laid off during the financial crisis started new businesses out of Green Desk.
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If someone gets laid off from their new job, the startup will help them find another.
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Workers are laid off much more frequently in sectors like construction, retail and even professional services.
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It has lost half of its orders and has laid off 60 of its 500 workers.
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His company has laid off about 385 workers at four restaurants so they could collect unemployment.
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Germanotta claims to have laid off seven people as a result of the loss of business.
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They never got off our fastballs, and we couldn't quite — they laid off tough breaking balls.
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Various states have seen unemployment insurance phone lines jammed as recently laid-off workers call in.
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Could we employ and train laid-off workers from the concurrent economic crisis to provide support?
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The company responded with a "hardship fund" of 500,000 Canadian dollars for the laid-off workers.
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Some GoFundMe pages started by employers have raised more than $68,000 to help laid-off workers.
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Convene, the Brookfield-backed shared-spaces company, just laid off 150 employees, Business Insider has learned.
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When I got laid off last year, one of the guys filled my freezer with meat.
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Uber has laid off 245 employees across its product and engineering teams, the company announced today.
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In a normal year, then, the number of workers laid off or dismissed averages 21 million.
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Those lower-paid people laid off by your organization would have better unemployment insurance there, too.
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Meanwhile government health care and other benefits means even people who are laid off aren't destitute.
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When I was laid off from my jobs, I had a mix of thoughts and emotions.
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Many laid-off workers still aren't eligible or may not have been able to apply yet.
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Before the coronavirus, laid off workers had to wait for a week before applying for unemployment.
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When she was laid off, she found a job teaching gospel at a girls Catholic school.
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Oakland's Brown Sugar Kitchen laid off its whole staff of 50 except for three full-timers.
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Then she was laid off — "thankfully," she added, glad to be done with the grueling commute.
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Donate to bookstore workers Many bookshop staffers have been laid off or placed on temporary furlough.
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This situation in particular isn't like being laid off because a studio wasn't making a profit.
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Now, within a matter of days, the company has laid off nearly half of its staff.
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Retail workers around the US are being furloughed and laid off as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
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He has not held down regular work in more than 18 years, since being laid off.
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By the end of September, all 250 employees were laid off and Bell Pottinger was finished.
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Getting laid off can bring unexpected benefits, like exploring new roles and industries you'd previously ignored.
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Business Insider spoke with multiple airline contractors who have been laid off in the past week.
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Workers in several industries including airlines, hotels, restaurants, and retailers, have been furloughed or laid off.
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It has reported losing customers for two straight quarters and has laid off hundreds of employees.
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However, another worker, who did not change her avatar, said she was laid off as well.
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Mr. Whitfield was laid off again in 2007, and this time there was no quick recovery.
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Ms. Fisher, a legal secretary, had been laid off before and had always found work quickly.
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Her husband, a chef at a fine-dining restaurant in New Jersey, had been laid off.
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The laid-off employees are entering a job market that has been brutal to online comedy.
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By evening, after cardboard boxes appeared, some of them had been laid off, the people said.
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Wag, which was funded by SoftBank, has laid off about 180 employees in the past year.
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In November, WeWork laid off nearly 20 percent of its employees as a cost-cutting measure.
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But what happens when these employees get laid off or have to leave before an exit?
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Some employees were laid off in 2014 when The Times did not receive enough buyout volunteers.
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In October, Victoria's Secret laid off about 15 percent of employees at its Columbus, Ohio, headquarters.
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The once-hot game app HQ Trivia reportedly laid off about 20 percent of its employees.
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More than 20 staffers also took buyouts or were laid off in 2016, according to Westword.
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The article also said that the company had laid off more than 100 of its employees.
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Above, the office of a labor union that houses workers who quit or are laid off.
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Meanwhile, Scoot sold to Bird this past June, and recently laid off about two dozen employees.
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Ten of WBAI's 12 employees were laid off, according to John Vernile, Pacifica's interim executive director.
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The entrepreneur Andrew Yang laid off dozens of staff members after a poor finish in Iowa.
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The candidate, known for her spiritual references, laid off her entire campaign staff earlier this month.
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DNAinfo has laid off at least nine employees in the last couple of months, employees said.
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Noyon laid off hundreds of employees, many of whom had spent their lives in the factories.
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After several of his colleagues were laid off, they moved to Xerox, and he followed them.
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The company shut down operations and laid off 300 safety drivers in Arizona following the incident.
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The next year, Silicon Valley stalwarts Intel and Cisco both laid off several thousand employees apiece.
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But Mr. Sacks has restructured the company, closed offices and laid off employees to cut spending.
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One of those laid off, Giovanna De La Rosa, told of her experiences in this publication.
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When he was laid off from his non-profit job, Higgins immersed himself in the blog.
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As a result, 200 Michigan workers were laid off for at least six months in August.
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The facility has since shut down and laid off 245 workers, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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But in the early 1990s, his marriage ended, his parents died and he was laid off.
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In July, Uber laid off roughly 400 people -- about a third of its global marketing staff.
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All 85033,000 of the 188-year-old company's employees in 16 countries will be laid off.
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Today, another WeWork-owned company, the coding bootcamp Flatiron School, also laid off dozens of employees.
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She started her business during the recession, when I was laid off from a nongovernment job.
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JIM CRAMER: Well, Mr. Secretary, you used a number and quoted maybe 20% people laid off.
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Gannett has laid off reporters across the country and recently fended off a hostile takeover bid.
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Last month, BuzzFeed laid off more than 220 employees, or 15 percent of its work force.
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And on March 20163, it did just that, resulting in about 22016,22016 workers being laid off.
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Magazine publisher Bonnier has laid off 70 people in the U.S. — 17 percent of its workforce.
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The union said there are approximately 1,000 employees with contractual seniority rights who have been laid off nationwide, including 690 seniority employees that were laid off at the Lordstown Ohio Assembly Plant, many of whom have applied for a transfer to Fort Wayne Assembly Plant in Indiana.
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But after September 2013, he mostly laid off OPEC, only tweeting about the cartel twice in 20123.
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This time last year, the company laid off 30 employees — roughly one-fifth of its work force.
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"My parents were laid off during the recession and it set us back a lot," she said.
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Katie talked at length of her relief at not being laid off in her newspaper's latest cull.
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However, the company recently went through a rough patch and laid off 30 percent of the staff.
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Denis Brazhnikov used to work at Avtovazagregat, the parts supplier, until he was laid off last summer.
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Mic laid off the majority of its editorial staff Thursday morning, without any notice, sources tell Axios.
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Cunningham was not one of the dozens of on-air personalities that was laid off in April.
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Fisherman are seeing their share of the pie shrink as laid-off oil workers flood the industry.
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A generation of software developers and designers got to know what it's like to be laid off.
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Twitter laid off hundreds of employees and shattered businesses, like the 6-second app Vine, last year.
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More recently, Tesla laid off 9%, and 7% of its workforce in June 2018, and January, respectively.
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Fishermen are seeing their share of the pie shrink as laid-off oil workers flood the industry.
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CNET first reported the news, saying that "about 50 people" are being laid off from the company.
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Laid-off workers in Ohio will be waiting to hear if anything changed in the final deal.
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"You have to give (the Indians) credit; they laid off some pitches," Seattle manager Scott Servais said.
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After a video deal with Facebook fell through, the company laid off most of its staffers Thursday.
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Brit + Co laid off some employees earlier this month as part of a reorganization, TechCrunch has learned.
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In the wake of Prototype 2's underwhelming sales, Activision laid off the majority of Radical's staff.
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Then came some more bad news: I was laid off for the second time in nine months.
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Schlumberger has laid off an unprecedented 34,000 people, or 26 percent of its workforce, since November 2014.
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Tile, TrackR's closest rival, laid off dozens of employees in January after a disappointing holiday sales season.
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The Taiwan-based company has laid off a significant but unspecified number of its US-based staff.
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Then, in November 2017, 90 employees — roughly 25 percent of Telltale at that time — were laid off.
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And this is about all the voters, not just angry Tea Party Republicans or laid-off workers.
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"We do not want them to be laid off or just fired in this process," he said.
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Thousands of employees at the company's Memphis, Tennessee, headquarters eventually would be laid off in the process.
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But it did not give data on how many people were laid off or from which industries.
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When I was laid off, I was only working at my last job for about 4 months.
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More than half of the two dozen employees laid off today were part of the content team.
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And after being laid off in the U.S., the cost to have the baby there was astronomical.
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For many, like those laid off by Gaskiya textiles, the government's manufacturing push comes far too late.
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The news comes just a month after the company laid off around 214 percent of its staff.
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Last summer, she was laid off from her job and fell about $14,000 behind on her rent.
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"For every miner that's laid off, it affects four other people," said Blair Zimmerman, Greene County executive.
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Here's their advice Janelle Monae: Getting laid off was a 'blessing in disguise' for my music career
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Apple has laid off 190 employees working on the company's self-driving car project, codenamed Project Titan.
|
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Meanwhile, another smart glasses company North recently laid off 150 employees, a substantial number of its workforce.
|
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SpaceX recognized that when it laid off 10% of its workforce earlier this year to streamline costs.
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This comes shortly after Lyft laid off up to 50 employees in its bikes and scooters division.
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In January, the company laid off 35 percent of its drone team to focus on commercial drones.
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But then he hit a roadblock in 2008, when the recession unraveled and he was laid off.
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The JOLTS report also showed 1.6 million people were laid off in April, little changed from March.
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BNSF, the top U.S. coal carrier, laid off roughly 285,2000 employees from mid-5003 to early 2500.
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Employees were not given an explanation for their firing, according to one of the individuals laid off.
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He will never worry about getting laid off from a job because of a despicable tax bill.
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Politico reported last week that Castro laid off staff last week in New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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In September, Schwab laid off 600 of its employees, which is about 3% of its total workforce.
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The company laid off about two dozen employees last year, and roughly two dozen again in January.
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If he loses the appeal, he could be laid off or assigned to another job within Csiro.
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Days later, Mr. Khosrowshahi laid off 400 people from marketing, or about a third of the division.
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On Tuesday, November 5, the Marcianos laid-off all of the workers in the Visitors Service Department.
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After being laid off, Fay eventually landed a part-time job making appointments for a sales staff.
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Blue Apron instituted a hiring freeze and laid off 14 members of its recruiting team in August.
|
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In November 2018, more than 1,700 autoworkers were laid off when GM idled its Lordstown, Ohio, plant.
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As a result, some producers have cut back on production or closed facilities and laid off workers.
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He said he intends to rehire all nine staffers who were laid off earlier in the week.
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But Americans aren't too concerned about employment setbacks like having their jobs outsourced or being laid off.
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Much of its staff had been laid off, and its fall 2015 collection would not be produced.
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But in many cases, laid-off American workers have been required to train their lower-paid replacements.
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MoviePass also laid off the staffer in charge of its social media in June, multiple sources said.
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Laid-off BuzzFeed employees also received a notable amount of harassment from trolls online, NBC News reported.
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Back in April, 207 North Carolina employees were laid off at the retailer's storage facility in Charlotte.
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The same is true of people who took buyouts rather than getting laid off against their wills.
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Estelle, 27, a former office worker for Perenco, was laid off two years ago, for economic reasons.
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John Stanton, a senior national correspondent and the former BuzzFeed News DC bureau chief, was laid off.
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For example, severance pay for laid-off Indonesian workers is well above the standard in neighboring countries.
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Construction companies, squeezed financially, have laid off tens of thousands of South Asians and other foreign workers.
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New York-based adtech firm IgnitionOne laid off staff on Wednesday and faces allegations of unpaid bills.
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Even while growing, Tesla has laid off workers and pledged to close some stores to lower costs.
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After 2008 she was laid off by Verizon, where she had worked as a call center supervisor.
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When her parents laid off all but their most vital workers, they kept him on the payroll.
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In fact, many highly successful people were fired or laid off at some point in their careers.
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Tesla stores will close or be converted to "information centers" and retail employees will be laid off.
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Prior to getting laid off from my job, I made sure any expendable income went to travel.
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Mixpanel laid off 18 people yesterday, representing less than 10 percent of its 230-plus person team.
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After the real estate recession of 2008 hit, Redfin laid off 20 percent of its work force.
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Retiree Liz L., 220, searched for work for two years after being laid off from a job.
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Last year, they were both laid off — no severance or unemployment, because they were not technically employees.
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The WeWork subsidiary Meetup laid off up to 25% of its staff on Monday, according to TechCrunch.
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In November of the following year, Jawbone laid off 15 percent of its staff amid financial troubles.
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WeWork employees who were laid off on Thursday laughed and took selfies as they excited the building.
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It doesn't sound like most of these folks were laid off outright ... it's just a provisional measure.
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With sales of cars and major appliances on the decline, manufacturers reduced production and laid off workers.
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Laid-off workers reduced their spending, and even employed people started to get fearful and pull back.
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In the airline industry, tens of thousands have already been laid off or put on unpaid leave.
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Restaurant workers are already being laid off as their employers struggle beneath the crushing lack of business.
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The first time I got laid off, in 2002, my wife was pregnant with our first baby.
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Also last year, Atlanta's Creative Loafing laid off all but one person on the entire editorial staff.
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Uber has laid off 435 additional employees across its product and engineering teams, the company confirmed Tuesday.
|
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Apple's secretive electric car unit is said to be restructuring, and has laid off "dozens" of employees.
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The company itself confirmed to AFP it had laid off 40,000 from late 2014 to late 2015.
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The plan to convert the mill to brown paper made business sense to the laid-off workers.
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The Trump administration is about to make it harder for laid-off workers to get government assistance.
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Twitter also laid off roughly 9 percent of its staff back in October and shut down Vine.
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He laid off thousands of Gaza workers and cut electricity to a few hours at a time.
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He closed factories, slashed suppliers, laid off 14 percent of the work force and invested in design.
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Its 33 workers were laid off this month and its 53 students were placed in other schools.
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Salk notes that unfortunately, there's little recourse if you're an undocumented worker who has been laid off.
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Prosper too had to replace its CEO last fall and laid off about 30% of its staff.
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They could have given everyone they laid off severance if they had to, could have given everyone.
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Losing shifts or being laid off during this time could exacerbate many Americans' already precarious financial situations.
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When he was laid off last fall by Appleton Coated, a paper mill, he feared the worst.
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Middletown has laid off firefighters, canceled Fourth of July fireworks, and sharply reduced services, Mr. Mulligan said.
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Furnace sales are strong, and managers have increased overtime and even recalled 150 previously laid-off workers.
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Earlier this week, for example, TripActions, a corporate-travel startup laid off nearly 30% of its staff.
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Millions of American workers have been laid off as the country continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic.
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Although the workers are not paid when they are temporarily laid off, typically companies rehire them afterwards.
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Mathis declined to disclose whether she has laid off any of her employees because of COVID-19.
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In 1999, Mr. Warner was laid off from his technology support job at a public relations firm.
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In America's shale country, budgets have been slashed, capital investment put on hold, and workers laid off.
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When Ms. Colón was laid off a year later, she reached out again to Green City Force.
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Last week, Mr. Smerling laid off eight people, about a fifth of his full-time work force.
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Reffkin noted that he hoped to rehire some of the laid-off employees when the economy improves.
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Everything you need to know if you've recently been laid off and are applying for unemployment benefits
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Airbnb-backed Zeus Living laid off 30% of staff as the coronavirus upends travel and hospitality startups.
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"My last friend that had a job just got laid off as well," Green told Business Insider.
|
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In the airline industry, tens of thousands have already been laid off or put on unpaid leave.
|
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The first genome cost, by some estimates, $3bn 23andMe laid off 14% of its staff in January
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A college professor for years, he was laid off from his most recent position at Ashford University.
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"If you get laid off or can't work, then it doesn't help you at all," Gleckman said.
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By some estimates, nearly 8,000 people were laid off or lost their jobs in media in 2019.
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Next Trucking confirmed to Business Insider on Wednesday that it laid off 70 workers on Jan. 17.
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He did not give a number for how many could be laid off at the Albras smelter.
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There is no welfare for the long-term unemployed, but laid-off workers get some unemployment insurance.
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But Husab forges ahead, hiring many of the hundreds of workers laid off at those other mines.
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Last year, Lyft's chief rival, Uber, laid off more than 1,000 employees in several rounds of cuts.
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Late last month, Sears laid off 220 employees, primarily at its corporate headquarters in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.
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After she was laid off last year, she felt confident enough to start her own communications business.
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T-Mobile shut down seven call centers across the country and laid off 2628,28503 workers, including me.
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The campaign's field organizers working in the state were all laid off Thursday, per a campaign source.
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With less money being spent around town, Ms. Pahlen cut some employees' hours and laid off others.
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Two of the most senior staffers at ClickHole were laid off by new management in April 2019.
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SoftBank-backed companies laid off 2,600 people this week and more than 103,000 in the past year.
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Related: Uber laid off 435 workers on Tuesday, the company's second round of cuts in recent months.
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Partially thanks to those headwinds, Dray Alliance's closest competition, Next Trucking, laid off 70 employees last month.
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Today it says 000 Jet black employees will be laid off as a result of the shutdown.
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Lyft, similarly, also laid off up to 50 people on its bikes and scooters team in March.
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Earlier this month, she announced she'd laid off her campaign staff but would continue on without it.
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The antitrust investigation comes days after Walmart laid off 56 employees in India, including eight senior managers.
|
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Since Adam Neumann exited the company last September, the company also laid off 2,400 employees last November.
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The dispute arose after domestic oil and gas companies and marginal field operators laid off union members.
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Then his mother was laid off from a flour plant, and they were evicted from their home.
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Enterprise software company VMware on Tuesday confirmed that it has laid off a small percentage of employees.
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Since November 2014 Schlumberger alone has laid off 34,22015 people, or about a quarter of its workforce.
|
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Some employees joined directly from Tesla, while others had been dismissed or laid off before joining Apple.
|
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Earlier this year BuzzFeed laid off 15% of its staff, and other startups have made similar cutbacks.
|
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The 399 employees in the company&aposs Denver office were either laid off or offered relocation packages.
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In November, the company laid off 15% of its global staff and closed its New York office.
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In the nineties, tens of millions of workers found themselves laid off, with no social-security system.
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Neumann stepped down as CEO in September 2019, and WeWork laid off 2,400 employees in November 2019.
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Paulie flew in and Pammy held my hand, and for once they laid off the smoking crap.
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The Record has laid off hundreds of people since being purchased in July by the Gannett Company.
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The traumatic experience of getting laid off can affect a professional at any point in their career.
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She'd just been laid off from her state job due to budget cuts and needed the work.
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Melissa Armas was seven months pregnant when she was laid off from her job in San Diego.
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More than 103,000 employees were laid off at BuzzFeed, Vice, AOL, Yahoo and HuffPost in recent days.
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In 2011, 323 police officers were laid off, leading to a big spike in crime in 2012.
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Ditto for other private-sector workers who were laid off (or weren't hired) because of the shutdown.
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After a series of misadventures, Mr. Trump has conspicuously laid off personal attacks aimed at Ms. Pelosi.
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I've heard a few things both before and after I was laid off about abuse in school.
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Still, though Fox laid off caravan coverage on Wednesday, it may return in the days to come.
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When he was laid off, and when the school closed, he became a mentor without any kids.
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Bloomberg reports that Snapchat has laid off around 15 employees who were in charge of curating its Live Stories from the submissions of people in cities like New York and LA. Curators have been laid off These local Stories apparently just weren't as popular as Snapchat's other features.
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A group of employees in Wayfair's Berlin office was also laid off on Tuesday, The Boston Globe reported.
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Expensify has approximately 100 employees and has laid off about 20 people since it was founded in 2008.
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At the end of 2016, it laid off 15 percent of its staff and eliminated its entertainment division.
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One staffer pointed out that if they weren't technically laid off, they couldn't apply for government unemployment benefits.
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Blue Apron Chief Marketing Officer Jared Cluff also left the company, though he was not technically laid off.
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Scott Stratten sent me a box filled with boxes after I told him that I was laid off.
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In one case, Cathedral High School laid off Joshua Payne-Elliott, who had taught there for 13 years.
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The strike began in May after Freeport laid off some 10 percent of its workforce to cut costs.
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First there's the Karma drone disaster, which went off so poorly the company laid off hundreds in January.
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"Getting reorganized, laid off, restructured happens to nearly everyone," Klein says, insisting that these events are rarely personal.
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The union's announcement came little more than two weeks after BuzzFeed laid off roughly 15% of its workforce.
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Back in April, NerdWallet laid off more than 40 people, which represented eight percent of the company's staff.
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My law firm laid off a bunch of lawyers and rescinded its offer to all its incoming lawyers.
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"I could be laid off, and the programs would be stopped — that worries me more than my job."
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Employers that fail to meet their legal obligations could be ordered to reinstate anyone laid off, with backpay.
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The state's largest oil producer, ConocoPhillips, has laid off about 235 percent of its Alaska workforce, Moriarty says.
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The long slide accelerated after the financial crisis, as laid-off workers quit the labour force in droves.
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It also sees plenty of scope for the central government to step up support for laid-off workers.
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I'm a mid-50s guy who was recently laid off from an executive job at a struggling company.
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One former Sanders staffer described it to CNN more as jobs ending, as opposed to being laid off.
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It's a largely symbolic gesture, and cold comfort to the 20163 reporters and editors who were laid off.
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In August, Blue Apron implemented a partial hiring freeze and laid off 14 members of its recruiting team.
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Maker Media suddenly laid off all 22 employees and shut down last month, as first reported by TechCrunch.
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Thousands of non-union factory workers in Mexico and the US were temporarily laid off as a result.
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Aside from that, my husband was laid off; he landed a new job, but with a lower salary.
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"We had people who were bookkeepers or laid-off accountants or other desk-type jobs," the supervisor said.
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Tuesday, July 24 • Ivanka shut down her namesake fashion brand and laid off all 18 employees with severances.
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Since then, things have gotten worse: Last month the company laid off 173 people — 40 percent of staff.
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In 1927 Ford halted production and laid off 60,000 workers, causing a social crisis in the Detroit area.
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They are also facing early problems with adoption; Cargomatic recently laid off 50% of its staff, for instance.
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After getting laid off from work as a geologist in the 1980s, he opened a brewery and pub.
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But as I studied photojournalism, I realized more and more photographers were getting laid off from major magazines.
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One mining services company said it had laid off more than 50 employees in the last 18 months.
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Laid off safety drivers are invited to apply for these new roles and will be given priority consideration.
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