Other reforms include replacing seniority-based pay and layoff policies with merit-based pay and layoff policies.
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A mass layoff, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, is a layoff that impacts more than 50 employees simultaneously.
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The ongoing workforce reduction follows a 9 percent layoff Tesla implemented in January 2019, and an earlier 9 percent layoff in June 2018.
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Resetti is looking for a new job after his layoff.
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That layoff was reported to be part of a restructuring.
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Trade publication CRN puts the layoff figure at closer 14,000.
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He also has made several changes in his extended layoff.
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She has come back strong from a long layoff before.
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Furloughed workers can also collect — they are on temporary layoff, and those on temporary layoff are eligible for benefits, said Susan Houseman, director of research at the W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research.
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Post-layoff, I thought a lot about what to do next.
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Rigid staff assignment policies and teacher layoff rules are two examples.
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BuzzFeed was not immediately available to comment on Tuesday's layoff news.
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TC: You have 650 employees, following a layoff earlier this year.
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A 1,200-person layoff means a staff reduction of roughly 11%.
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Mr. Koons was forced to layoff the bulk of his staff.
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The mass layoff represents 80% of the famed restaurant group's workforce.
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We actually had to do a layoff for the first time.
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Read more about the layoff in the New York Post's report.
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Here's how this creative businesswoman turned a layoff into an awesome opportunity.
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The company had over 9000 employees worldwide prior to the layoff announcement.
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Spell says when a layoff lacks dignity, it's to the company's detriment.
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Sale appeared rusty from his nine-day layoff in the early going.
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" Upworthy founder calls shedding almost 15% of his staff "an investment layoff.
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Some 3,300 employees are now in a state-funded temporary layoff scheme.
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People search for the term when they fear a layoff is imminent.
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Sweden has one of the most progressive layoff cultures in the world.
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The move follows a 400-person layoff at the end of July.
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October's total represents a 7.8 percent decline in layoff announcements from September.
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A bunch of things happened — divorce, a layoff, a sort of reckoning.
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November's total represents a 17 percent rise in layoff announcements from October.
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Correction: This story has been updated to clarify GE Aviation's layoff plans.
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Listened about their parent's layoff they couldn't yet understand the significance of.
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And most of us had no idea how to do a layoff.
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Each time I built up savings, the next layoff would deplete them.
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Also new: federal agencies may now consider employee performance when making layoff decisions.
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More match play after her long injury layoff will surely help, as well.
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"It really hasn't been a bad layoff in terms of injury," Wilkinson stated.
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And after a layoff, remaining employees experience a 20% decrease in job performance.
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LHP Chris Sale returns to the mound on Thursday following an unexpected layoff.
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Or, they might feel angry at the way upper management handled the layoff.
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While winning 14 majors over 11 years, Tiger Woods seldom had a layoff.
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It can put you one layoff or medical emergency away from financial disaster.
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Many workers don't have an adequate financial backstop in layoff situations, experts said.
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He had a second back operation that September, beginning his 16-month layoff.
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Shares of 3M (MMM) tumbled nearly 33% on the layoff and earnings news.
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The layoff plans were first reported by the technology sites Recode and TechCrunch.
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The labour market is facing layoff pressure in the short term, she added.
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"Made me a little bit fresher," Lowry said of the four-day layoff.
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"Hopefully," he said, referring to his forced layoff, "it's a blessing in disguise."
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And speaking of Horford: The long layoff between series is to his benefit.
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Today's reorg comes amid a larger layoff plan Yahoo announced earlier this month.
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If you're a part of this majority, you're one layoff away from a catastrophe.
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The streaming service update follows a reported big layoff coming to ESPN after Thanksgiving.
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That was down from an original layoff plan of 2,510 people announced in December.
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Layoff announcements have increased significantly in the retail sector and computer sector as well.
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Reports also emerged that Sanders was planning a massive layoff of his campaign staff.
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The layoff can seriously alter their confidence, or put a dent in their finances.
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The former champ's frequent injuries and long layoff, however, will make this one interesting.
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Nice layoff from Mitrovic, the Serbian striker, in the center leads to a corner.
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But his layoff to Coutinho creates a shot that hits Gabriel Jesus, who's offside.
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And Beckham himself looked out of rhythm, which was understandable given his injury layoff.
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" But after a two-month layoff from competition, she said, "It's not that bad.
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If you have any documentation related to your layoff, have that nearby as well.
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But given the extended layoff, it would be surprising if he did not play.
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It has been an unusually long layoff between the semifinals and the championship game.
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The agreement also lays the groundwork for the layoff of 3,000 Intesa Sanpaolo workers.
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"I took off six months after the layoff to get over this," she said.
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A company must file a WARN document ahead of a mass layoff or plant closure.
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After a layoff at her advertising job, Mychel found herself drawn back to the city.
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Two games into the second half, it doesn't look like the layoff seemed to matter.
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One employee said the layoff target was to remove 70% of the 850 Futurewei workers.
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"The layoff might have had a little bit to do with it yesterday," said Black.
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Yahoo, set to layoff thousands of employees, fired about 30 people it didn't intend to.
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Can you describe the feeling of putting out this record after such a long layoff?
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Following an seven-day layoff, Utah plays its next two games against ranked foes, vs.
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Federal law requires such an advanced notice if a mass layoff is on the horizon.
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Now, judges in labor courts have some leeway in determining whether a layoff is justified.
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Last month the government arranged a temporary layoff scheme for up to 3,300 Ilva employees.
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Even before this layoff was announced, the administration nominated Dino Falaschetti to head the OFR.
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The group, calling themselves the WeWork Coalition, asked for fair treatment during the layoff process.
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With the win, the new champion makes a successful return after an 18-month layoff.
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A Waymo spokesperson described the move as a facility closure, not a layoff or downsizing.
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It said we were all on layoff status, with a link to Maryland's unemployment [website].
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But it was Boston that was struggling with a long layoff — at least early on.
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Don't's: - Do not exercise too much too soon (you cannot "cram" exercise after a layoff).
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The layoff eliminated more than half her family's income, which once topped $80,000 per year.
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Returned at Wimbledon this year after an 11-month layoff due to a foot injury.
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Ranked 153rd, Kuznetsova is recovering from a seven-month layoff because of a knee injury.
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Ranked 153rd, Kuznetsova is recovering from a seven-month layoff because of a knee injury.
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But unlike Williamson, James was not coming off knee surgery — or a three-month layoff.
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Whitlock's long layoff from running, scientists said, probably saved wear and tear on his joints.
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At my last layoff, I needed to do little more than hand in my badge.
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Again, Andy Murray was returning to Queen's Club from a long layoff that included surgery.
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They find that if you lose your job in a mass layoff when the unemployment rate is less than 19933 percent, your income over the next 21993 years will be one-seventh lower than if you'd avoided getting caught up in the mass layoff.
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"I have delivered 22017 layoff notices to staff members," says Donna Friedsam, director of Covering Wisconsin.
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Microsoft is poised to layoff thousands of employees worldwide in a move to reorganize its salesforce.
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A month later, it announced plans to layoff around 800 employees from its media side-hustle.
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But unlike STIs, there's not much you can do to actively protect yourself against a layoff.
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He declined to say how many employees had been affected but denied it was a layoff.
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I'm writing this article while lounging in my new office, gazing at my notice of layoff.
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He further explained that the word 'layoff' as often reported in media is a controversial one.
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In his opinion, what is happening is halfway between a regular layoff and a normal appraisal.
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The layoff may have sapped any momentum following a 216-87 drubbing of the Miami Heat.
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The company said it will layoff at least 10 staff as part of its restructuring plan.
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He received consistently positive work reviews, and a merit raise weeks before his layoff, he said.
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"Huawei does not have layoff plan," the company said in an emailed response, declining further comment.
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This wasn't the only group layoff meeting at the San Francisco office on Wednesday, sources said.
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This timing of that meeting indicates the company may be finished with its layoff by then.
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Even if you survived a layoff, always keep your resume updated and watch the job market.
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This comes after big layoff announcements from BuzzFeed, Vice and Verizon Media Group (which owns TechCrunch).
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Under normal circumstances I would not have taken it, but I needed work after a layoff.
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Last week, the school issued layoff notices to all 900 of its employees, just in case.
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It estimated that higher expenses and lost sales would force the layoff of about 20,300 workers.
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They haven't had a layoff since the '80s, and they'd like to keep it that way.
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Ideally, McInerney said, the layoff will be temporary and she and other employees will be rehired.
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" Another good question for managers when I hire them is: "Have you ever done a layoff?
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He finished 15th in the 17-man field 12 months ago after a 15-month layoff.
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"We can't use (the layoff between rounds) for an excuse," said Lightning star Steven Stamkos postgame.
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But ProPublica reviewed spreadsheets that indicate front-line managers hardly acted alone in making layoff calls.
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A couple of years after I engineered my layoff, I suggested my wife do the same.
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Once my wife engineered her layoff, we traveled for eight weeks a year across the world.
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"I was bed-bound and disoriented and dazed," he said, about the months after his layoff.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A voluntary layoff program at state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA (PETR4.
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She broke down what every employee should know in order to be prepared for a layoff. 1.
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Coming off the layoff we were real cognizant of how many pitches he was going to go.
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The 29-year-old Serb was asked whether the long layoff was to his advantage or detriment.
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The Rockets (50-22) committed a whopping 16 first-half turnovers, a byproduct of their brief layoff.
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The layoff notice was passed by Citgo to the government in a meeting last Thursday, she said.
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Bassett told BuzzFeed she never paid attention to the financial side of journalism before her recent layoff.
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And I can't tell in advance everyone who has been or will be slated for a layoff.
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Read more about the New York Times' report on WeWork's plans to layoff thousands of employees here.
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But if you find yourself taking on new responsibilities after the layoff, experts suggest you stick around.
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If you lose your job in a group termination or layoff, consider joining forces with other colleagues.
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GM is filing new required mass layoff notices with state agencies and disclosed the cuts to lawmakers.
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Whenever a fighter returns from a lengthy layoff there are a lot of questions to be answered.
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Miller was not as sharp as usual, perhaps the result of a long layoff from game action.
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His next opponent in Melbourne, the Frenchman Gaël Monfils, is also coming back from an extended layoff.
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"What you're seeing, unfortunately, is the layoff of all personnel — both union and management," Mr. Grapstein said.
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"What you're seeing, unfortunately, is the layoff of all personnel — both union and management," Mr. Grapstein said.
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The Max accounted for more than half of Spirit's revenue, the company said when announcing its layoff.
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Not surprisingly, this serial layoff culture has led to the rise of the perennial passive job seeker.
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Woods was coming off the longest layoff of his career as he recovered from two back surgeries.
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Lime is hardly the only e-scooter company that's had to layoff workers and cut back service.
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Houston travels to Memphis on Saturday, then hosts Cincinnati on March 1 after an eight-day layoff.
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Orioles C Welington Castillo (groin) returned from a two-game layoff Thursday and went 0-for-3.
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Take a wild guess and it's not handing out $1,000 bonuses, but rather handing out layoff notices.
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Even with that layoff, Williams still made the finals at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open last year.
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Trade was a factor in General Motors' decision to layoff more than 14,000 US workers last year.
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Alitalia has around 9,200 full-time staff, plus a further 1,600 in a state-backed temporary layoff scheme.
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I guess they could have held the layoff meetings on the softball field, but thankfully good taste prevailed.
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When it comes to negotiating after a layoff, some companies are open to it, depending on the circumstances.
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And according to Levchin, there's "only one right thing to do" after a layoff: You help people pack.
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" I asked, before realizing that he was referring to my behavior at the layoff meeting that afternoon. "Yes.
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The North Carolina-based company will get a $145 million capital injection, which might partially soothe layoff fears.
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The most recent layoff brings the head count of the failing company down to two dozen or less.
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He has not taken a layoff this long since Juan Manuel Márquez knocked him out in December 2012.
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Woods returned to action last December after a 15-month layoff and has played in just three tournaments.
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This included announcing the simultaneous layoff of 28,000 employees, and the hiring of 1,000, to save $650 million.
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The most recent layoff brought the head count of the failing company down to two dozen or less.
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When disaster strikes, such as an unexpected layoff, many Americans aren't prepared to deal with the financial consequences.
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In returning against Shamrock after a five-year-layoff, the bout was the most watched in Bellator's history.
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I am a 64-year-old software engineer who was forced to change jobs because of a layoff.
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Norwegian Airlines announced the temporary layoff of 90% of its workforce on March 16, amounting to 7,300 employees.
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Teixeira also thought Darvish was rusty from a long layoff before game 22008 and should be sharper tonight.
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Porzingis, after all, is working his way back to an All-Star standard after a lengthy injury layoff.
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First, under federal labor law, Boeing would have to pay them for 60 days following a layoff notice.
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The pay cut comes after a year of poor sales and a layoff of 223,63 employees in June.
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US Steel had already announced a temporary layoff of about 200 workers at the plant earlier this year.
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Just a few months after receiving a layoff notice, the same employee received a congratulatory letter about retiring.
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Some ex-employees told ProPublica that, faced with a layoff notice, they were just as happy to retire.
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The automaker's decision to temporarily layoff workers in Canada shows that the strike is spreading to other units.
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At another company, a president mistakenly sent documents related to an executive's upcoming layoff to that executive's printer.
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Airlines have warned that without cash grants they could be forced to layoff hundreds of thousands of people.
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What if you are fired in a mass layoff when the unemployment rate is more than 8 percent?
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Samsung said his repeated violation of company rules was the reason for the layoff, according to court documents.
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That was followed by another lengthy layoff that caused her to miss the entire grass court season, including Wimbledon.
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James said he "didn't feel that good" as a result of the Cavs' 10-day layoff in between series.
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Health care was up 2208,2000, while financial institutions added 20,000 despite some high-profile layoff announcements on wall Street.
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I was still running on the excitement of being my own boss (or: riding out a layoff severance package).
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Still, she found herself handing out 10 layoff notices to staff because she doesn't currently have any funding stream.
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The layoff plans Bloomberg reported yesterday would follow other job cuts previously reported by the Silicon Valley Business Journal.
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The bottom line: The report said worry about an economic slowdown was the main driver of companies' layoff intentions.
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They're Snap's largest layoff to date, although they're still only a small portion of the about 3,000-person company.
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I need to get myself restocked with supplies, given the long layoff, and this seems like the perfect place.
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The first time I lost my job felt more like a send off, though it was technically a layoff.
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The Challenger report pointed to worries about an economic slowdown as being a main driver in the layoff intentions.
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With a small layoff payment, he bought a ticket to Marseille, where the French Foreign Legion turned him down.
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CNBC reported earlier this month that ESPN was planning to layoff more than 100 staffers after the Thanksgiving holidays.
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Whatever your emotions might be, career experts say you should avoid talking badly about the company after a layoff.
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Unplanned situations, like an illness or layoff, could lead to an earlier retirement and more years of being retired.
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The company is expected to layoff thousands of staffers, with news report estimates ranging from 4,000 to 6,000 people.
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Nucor has a no-layoff policy, but pay and bonuses have been cut at the company's five Alabama facilities.
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The former world number one is eager to get back to competition in 2017 after a 10-week layoff.
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In the opening set, Williams showed the effects of a six-week layoff since losing the Australian Open final.
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I was reasonably early to the party, starting my first site in 2009 following a layoff from Rolling Stone.
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Kane header, Sterling one-touch layoff, Lingard rocket looked great — until it hit a defender and went well high.
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The big layoff numbers are not likely to show up until the April data is released in early May.
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After a layoff of seven months, pro football was unquestionably being welcomed back by a crowd in full throat.
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"Virtue is its own reward" — as is being an underpaid but functionally integral woman in a layoff situation, apparently.
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China does not disclose reliable jobs or layoff data, so the full impact of the slowdown is not clear.
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Woods on Thursday denied that his long layoff from competitive golf was a contributing factor in his uneven play.
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You were forced to make a quick a decision after that layoff, but there's no need to rush now.
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Kim Clijsters made a triumphal return after a nearly two-year layoff, winning the United States Open in 8001.
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But weakening exports and layoff in the automotive sector are starting to leave their mark on the labour market.
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Although Popovich was uncertain about Leonard's status for Game 3, the layoff should give him more time to heal.
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Also just the process, and I think seeing how I'm going to cope with the six-month layoff, basically.
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But weakening exports and layoff in the automotive sector are starting to leave their mark on the labour market.
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Besides its significance to the labor movement, the pay raise means that school can resume after a long layoff.
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Getaround (another SoftBank car-rental startup) plans to layoff 150 employees—a quarter of its staff—to cut costs.
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It wasn't the 800-person layoff, but in reading articles about how pre-Activision merger Blizzard impacted local economies.
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Day, who grew up idolizing Woods and now views him as a mentor, has had no such layoff recently.
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But after such a long layoff and with a new team, can Bell produce like he did in Pittsburgh?
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The decision adds to a lengthy layoff for the Tour, which in February canceled events in Thailand and Singapore.
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Nowadays, many couples have plans for how to cope, money-wise, after a layoff or if a medical disaster strikes.
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All employees of the university have already received or will receive layoff notices according to Thomas Calhoun, the university's president.
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According to her, your new job after a layoff is to find a job, and it may require some effort.
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His win came after a series of grueling losses in the Northeast and the layoff of more than 200 staffers.
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Cohen: How about the boss that's been in the company forever, has survived every layoff, but doesn't really do anything.
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The possible move comes after a layoff in April affecting 500 workers as American Apparel started outsourcing its denim production.
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Being escorted out by an HR clone with my stuff in a box was not my most bewildering layoff experience.
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The restructuring could lead to the layoff of up to 1.8 million workers in those sectors, according to official estimates.
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But he is just back from a two-month injury layoff and he has yet to reach his best level.
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Every few years as the economy would shift, or jobs would go to Mexico, he'd get hit with a layoff.
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Curry had an excuse for his lousy shooting: he was rediscovering his sea legs after a two-week injury layoff.
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ZL: We did a layoff in March; we were overexposed in one business area — an outbound, sales-driven audience area.
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The most significant was a mass layoff of 300 people—or about 10 percent of its workforce—in October 2015.
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Read more:Did Mic layoff their entire editorial staff ahead of their sale to Bustle Digital Group to break a union?
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If you can, start working towards a side hustle so you have a safety net in case of a layoff.
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In the late summer of 2017, she came back from a long injury layoff to win the United States Open.
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Bruins Coach Bruce Cassidy admitted that the long layoff since the Eastern Conference finals may have left his team rusty.
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Meanwhile, Mitch Clarke returns to the Octagon for the first time in 15 months after a long layoff through injury.
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A four-month layoff to allow a nagging wrist injury to heal yielded quick dividends for the Open's defending champion.
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She has come into her own by finding a renewed passion for the game after an 11-month injury layoff.
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Sharapova is ranked No. 145 because of her long layoff mandated by the imposed penalty for taking performance enhancing drugs.
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For one, you can attribute your job loss to a corporate layoff, which makes writing your next cover letter easier.
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But the layoff notice Carroll received March 208 gave him three months — not four — to come up with another job.
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Just two years later, with a ranking of 230 after the injury layoff, Murray accepted his mortality in the sport.
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When she stopped by her local drugstore post-layoff, the pharmacist told her the NuvaRing would cost $198 without insurance.
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After a layoff, he opened a downtown Denver brewpub, eventually expanding to 15 pubs and restaurants, mostly in the Midwest.
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The company last week announced plans to layoff off 15,000 North American workers and the mothballing of four U.S. plants.
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The now-dead Karma drone was a disaster, resulting in the company having to layoff 200 to 300 employees in January.
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Nevertheless, studies reveal that taking advantage of these perks could sabotage future wages, risk a promotion or — worse — chance a layoff.
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Fury has continued to work his way back from a 31-month layoff where he battled mental illness and weight gain.
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Reckoning with a layoff means adjusting to the knowledge that your job isn't always in your control — but your career is.
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A job layoff, health problems or caregiving for an aging parent could force you out of the workplace earlier than expected.
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Only the truly blessed among us are never hit with unanticipated expenses, or slammed with crises like layoff or serious illness.
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That left hundreds of suppliers on the verge of bankruptcy and led to the layoff of tens of thousands of workers.
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He's expected to play in the postseason, but it's unknown if the layoff or the bad butt will affect his hitting.
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But nothing happened: Most workers seemed happy with the layoff deal offered by management and left their jobs without a fuss.
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Read more: Did Mic layoff their entire editorial staff ahead of their sale to Bustle Digital Group to break a union?
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The layoff was a complete shock and although I think it was best for us, I couldn't help but feel jilted.
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"There's no excuse to the outing, but I felt a little weird at times just cause of the layoff," he said.
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SoftBank has appointed a new chairman to oversee WeWork's recovery, but the company is reportedly considering the layoff thousands of employees.
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York had resigned a few months before Oracle closed Dyn, after shepherding his teams through a layoff and restructuring in March.
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Lisa De Vanna made it 1-1 in the 29th minute from the left side following a layoff by Caitlin Foord.
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Employees are nervous that Uber may be ramping up toward some sort of layoff that affects its all-important engineering groups.
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SpaceX currently has about 6,000 employees, so that 10 percent layoff number means that roughly 600 people will lose their jobs.
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Their long layoff since winning the pennant, which can sometimes work against a hot team, did nothing to slow their momentum.
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For all of Zingano's strengths, her blitzkrieg loss to Rousey and long layoff keep her a fair distance from a shot.
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As fearless as Kurka professes to be, the layoff, after harrowing injuries in quick succession, forced him to examine his priorities.
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Roadster, who required a long layoff after throat surgery to clear blocked airways, had no points in designated Derby prep races.
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But his overall performance was solid given how rusty he was after the longest layoff of his 21-year pro career.
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Many Americans are one medical emergency, one layoff, one family disaster away from bankruptcy or losing the roofs over their heads.
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The tendinitis, coupled with Wheeler's long layoff before the season, prompted the Mets to decide to give him a break now.
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Because the company's survey tracks layoff announcements, Mr. Challenger said, it's "a bit more forward looking" than the Labor Department's figures.
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Returning from an extended injury layoff, Nadal did not let this one get out of hand — finishing at 12:08 a.m.
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But elbow discomfort and nerve irritation stopped him from replacing Bartolo Colon in the rotation and extended his layoff from baseball.
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When the time comes to make layoff decisions, they should be conscious of how these cuts could affect their remaining workforce.
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More than a thousand jobs were lost at digital outlets this year, including a layoff of 15 percent of BuzzFeed's staff.
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And these job losses are often doled out piecemeal — a layoff here, or a position left unfilled after a departure there.
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Ms. Mayer has steadfastly refused to use the word "layoff" to describe the thousands of jobs eliminated since she joined the company.
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The Kik Interactive team did not return a request for comment Saturday on whether it still plans to layoff its Kik staff.
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Sports Briefing | Golf Phil Mickelson returned Thursday from a layoff with a midround run in the CareerBuilder Challenge in La Quinta, Calif.
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"It just was a bad day with the flat stick, it happens," said Spieth, who is coming off a seven-week layoff.
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At the time, Perot called a plan from GM to close plants and layoff workers "morally wrong," according to the Associated Press.
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It posted a net loss in 2018 due to provisions for a layoff program, but returned to profit in the first quarter.
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While at the helm of office furniture maker Steelcase, he was forced to layoff thousands of workers and revive the company's business.
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LF Matt Holliday (right thumb fracture) took batting practice after a two-day layoff and will try to do so again Tuesday.
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Despite his five-week layoff following the U.S. Open and Laver Cup, Nadal seemed fresh and content when he arrived in Paris.
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported more than 2202 million individual American jobs losses due to major layoff events in 2628.
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Malloy gave the unions no-layoff guarantees in both SEBAC agreements, eliminating the only other way to reduce labor costs: workforce reductions.
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The union source confirmed the layoff numbers to Reuters on Wednesday and said an official announcement was expected as early as Thursday.
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That initiative is known as "GameStop Reboot," and this week the latest steps taken were a major layoff of over 120 employees.
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About two-thirds of ULA's layoffs were voluntary, with another 110 workers receiving notice on Thursday of an involuntary layoff, Rye said.
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"I understood noncompetes were common practice, but I didn't think they would enforce it, and that broadly, after a layoff," he said.
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The United States doubled its lead in the 37th minute when Jones buried a layoff from Dempsey in the far right corner.
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Manager Joe Maddon said the Cubs had faith in Schwarber because he was mentally prepared for a return despite the long layoff.
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In September, after a four-month layoff because of a liver infection, he returned to sweep through the China Open in Shanghai.
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But two seasons ago, he came back a little slowly after his longest layoff, 19 games with a knee and leg injury.
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That way these establishments may survive, their employees granted a reprieve from layoff or, in many cases, the loss of their jobs.
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It's different from a layoff because, when the company can be fully operational again, the employees are (usually) guaranteed their jobs back.
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You could be forgiven for thinking it was the camera operator, not Kaepernick, who was returning to work after a long layoff.
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In addition to making the evaluation and layoff process fairer in the eyes of workers, a union could bargain for higher wages.
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Rappi said SoftBank Group Corp, which is a major shareholder and has a board seat, was not involved in the layoff decision.
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Trump has blamed the bank chief for a slew of economic setbacks, including the stock market losses and General Motors layoff plans.
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Rappi said SoftBank Group Corp, which is a major shareholder and has a board seat, was not involved in the layoff decision.
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Weekend warriors also could be losing aerobic fitness between workouts, since endurance capacity typically declines after a four- or five-day layoff.
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In August, PHS, which operates the Fort Greene clinic as well as one in Brownsville, sent a layoff notice to 2340 employees.
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Marjorie Madfis, the digital marketing strategist, couldn't land another tech job after her 2013 layoff, so she headed in a different direction.
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Speaking from experience, Murray said the challenge after an extended injury-related layoff was in finding one's rhythm and managing one's emotions.
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Concerns have been raised that it could result in a mass layoff in German factories, a few months away from a federal election.
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A steep fall in oil prices in 2014 and 2015 choked much needed revenue and forced companies to layoff thousands of oil workers.
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At the time of her layoff in 2013, Linda Murray Bullard had been working for the same health insurance company for 26 years.
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Update 11/19: Intel is denying that the company is stepping back from wearables, though has not directly commented on the layoff news.
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Minson and Gunningham did have a massive layoff plan ready to go, but now SoftBank will be in charge of the pink slips.
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Members of a Facebook group, Watching IBM, have reported that IBM sent a wave of layoff notices in just the past few weeks.
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And once you get your unemployment benefits in order, check out this list of other ways to deal with an unexpected layoff. 1.
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Center Marc Gasol (foot) returned from a five-game layoff to produce 11 points, seven assists and six rebounds in the defeat. 1043.
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Thousands of FCA plant workers across Italy have been on state-sponsored temporary layoff schemes for years due to lack of new models.
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"A lot of people took him at his word," said Quinton Franklin, who worked at the Carrier plant until his layoff this summer.
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The Cavaliers swept their first two opponents and had a nine-day layoff after breezing past the Atlanta Hawks in the conference semifinals.
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Hamels returns to the mound after a 10-day layoff because of a sore groin that caused him to miss his last start.
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Boston won its final four games before the three-day layoff and returned Wednesday to post a 5-1 home victory over Ottawa.
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In fact, job experts recommend taking a short vacation after the layoff to consider your next options and give yourself time to recharge.
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The furloughed workers were, however, considered unemployed on "temporary layoff" in the separate survey of households from which the jobless rate is derived.
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Caesars wouldn't be the first resort to do this -- MGM has reportedly notified its workers about coming layoff and furloughs because of coronavirus.
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But even if the rust from her layoff was apparent in Abu Dhabi, her rivals are anticipating excellence when she returns in earnest.
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Like the 36-year-old Federer, his past and present rival, Nadal has re-emerged at the highest level after an injury layoff.
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According to a new poll, one in five U.S. households has faced a layoff or cut in work hours because of the pandemic.
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"The eight-year layoff was apparent," said Blair Horner, the executive director of the New York Public Interest Research Group, a government watchdog.
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U.S. Steel announced last month that it was indefinitely idling part of a plant near Detroit, sending layoff notices to roughly 1,500 employees.
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When a media story describes an AI-induced layoff in occupation, other persons in that occupation will assume they are also at risk.
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Experts typically advise keeping three-to-six months' worth of expenses in an emergency fund to cope with an accident, crisis or layoff.
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Kishkill received a layoff notice the same day, along with 28 of the 214 people on his systems security team, including Diane Moos.
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So when layoff season hits, they're the ones without the deep connections and longstanding relationships, making them even more vulnerable to job dismissal.
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To conserve cash, Tesla last month laid off 7 percent of its work force, its second significant layoff in the last eight months.
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A similar federal law, known as the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, requires advance notice for a layoff of 500 or more employees.
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He's a plus fielder anywhere in the infield and, at least prior to the two-year layoff, his arm was well above average, too.
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Even if they left for a different reason than a layoff, they may give you valuable insight into how the company deals with severance.
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The layoff total for December was up 2821 percent from December of last year, which saw the lowest monthly total in over 20153 years.
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N is laying off the majority of its unionized workforce on Tuesday and Wednesday, the union's president said, ahead of an initial layoff deadline.
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Cramer also reminded investors that while it may sound heartless to layoff workers to cut costs, it still means a great deal to shareholders.
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Kvitova returned from her injury layoff at the French Open in June and went on to win the pre-Wimbledon Aegon Classic in Birmingham.
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As the Russian superstar returns to the court, a different set of questions arise regarding how she will fare after such a long layoff.
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Ford, Cramer pointed out, has plans to layoff 10% of its workforce in China — car sales in the country dropped by 37% in 2018.
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McIlroy described former world number one Woods, who makes his official comeback after a long injury layoff later this month, as "an intriguing character".
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The layoff comes as part of a "normal business review," Twitter said, adding that it will maintain its presence in Bangalore for other functions.
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What's more, the New Hampshire fiasco put Johnson in real jeopardy of missing a Cup series layoff for the first time in his career.
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After every cutback, every layoff, or every time he was let go, he dutifully signed up for unemployment insurance while he sought another job.
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The layoff unexpectedly curtailed my daily Onewheel commute, but I still use it for short trips, like to the grocery store up the street.
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Duterte this month ordered the police to return to the drugs war, following a near eight-week layoff, but in a supporting role only.
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In one post-layoff discussion, managers reiterated that workers would have to do more with less, according to an employee who attended the meeting.
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Money was so tight that WeWork is said to have delayed a mass layoff because it didn't have enough money to pay affected workers.
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To emphasize the point, Lockheed sent layoff notices to 123,000 employees just before the BCA was implemented and only days before the 2012 election.
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When you have a full-time job with a single employer, you're just one downsizing or layoff away from watching your income disappear overnight.
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The fact that a layoff happened indicates something in your company's business model failed, says Marc Cenedella, founder and CEO of Ladders job search.
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Hatton said he found the composure to execute testing shots in uneven conditions in part because his long layoff after surgery lowered his expectations.
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Tiger Woods, in his second tournament of the year after a layoff for spinal surgery, was tied for 63rd after a one-over 72.
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After a shocking layoff wake-up call, I went full force on networking and landed a job that I think is my true calling.
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After Ballet Theater announced to its dancers that the company would be going on a layoff, he volunteered to keep its company classes going.
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During Mr. Kelleher's tenure, the company never had a layoff, furlough or pay cut, despite being among the most unionized airlines in the world.
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After an 11-month injury layoff, she roared back to win her first major singles title in New York shortly after returning to action.
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Add to that Ms. Foster's welcome return to big-screen acting after a five-year layoff and you've got a movie almost worth seeing.
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On June 27, Tintri announced that the board had approved a layoff of 200 employees, which would leave around 40-50 of them remaining.
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We created three different emergency funds: one for general use, one for health, and one for job security in case of a layoff situation.
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Especially when you're entering a job search after a layoff, it can help to have someone who will vouch for your skills and abilities.
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Who would have envisaged the 43-year-old Federer winning his first major title in nearly five years after a six-month injury layoff?
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Katy Costikyan, 23, moved out of her apartment in New York City this week after losing her restaurant job in another coronavirus-related layoff.
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He guided California Chrome, the 2014 horse of the year, to a triumphant return recently in the San Pasqual Stakes after a nine-month layoff.
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"This layoff ... is a direct result of the on-going solar trade dispute between China and the United States," the firm said in a statement.
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At the time, Singer was working as a reporter in New York City and fell victim to a massive layoff after her company was sold.
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"This is especially important when you're just starting out or coming back from a layoff or injury when it's easier to overdo it," he says.
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Carolina was coming off a five-day layoff when it won Saturday night at Detroit, but it was unable to duplicate that kind of performance.
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Speculation has been mounting that 14-times major champion Woods could soon be returning to competitive golf after a long layoff recovering from back problems.
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Washington coach Barry Trotz worried that his squad may get off to a slow start after the eight-day layoff, which proved to be true.
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LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Gabon's oil workers union said on Wednesday it had called off a strike across all facilities over the layoff of several Total workers.
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Former CFO Kelly Steckelberg became CEO, but despite cutting costs with a layoff of 15% of the company in January 2015, Zoosk continued to sink.
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The layoff was tough for us, but even tougher for military families, who no longer had anyone to turn to for help in emergency situations.
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Sources close to the situation also told CNBC the company plans to layoff 100 staffers after Thanksgiving, with many tied to the "SportsCenter" TV show.
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More than 500 recruiters have posted job openings on a spreadsheet that was shared in the wake of Uber's layoff of 400 marketers this week.
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Amanda Augustine, career expert at TopResume, recommends employees always make sure they are prepared for the worst, even if they just weathered an initial layoff.
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Having skipped the U.S. Open last year during a six-month layoff to heal a knee injury, Federer has never played in the revamped arena.
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The company is offering a voluntary layoff program in early 2017, according to Monday's memo, which added that involuntary layoffs may occur in some cases.
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Like many businesses across the US, the restaurant industry has been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic with many being shuttered or forced to layoff staff.
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Pittsburgh-based United States Steel plans to halt production at a Michigan plant, resulting in a temporary layoff of up to 200 workers, CNBC reports.
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A no-layoff tradition, even during the Great Recession, means Nucor can keep trained workers who are ready to stoke up when demand picks up.
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Achieving the American dream was a virtual guarantee for this generation, regardless of whether people went to college, got divorced or suffered a layoff. Why?
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At least one of her former rivals, Tate, said Rousey's long layoff was a sign that she had lost some of her will to fight.
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Nadal, asked to pinpoint any areas of Federer's game that have changed since Federer returned from a six-month injury layoff, could not be specific.
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In 2008, the Bay Area electronics company where she worked for 21 years as a sample-department supervisor let her go in a mass layoff.
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Former Masters champion Charl Schwartzel returned after a lengthy layoff with wrist problems to card a 70 in his first competitive round in seven months.
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LIBREVILLE, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Gabon's oil union began a three-day strike on Tuesday across all facilities after the layoff of Total workers, it said.
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In that survey, 175,000 more people than in December reported themselves as being unemployed because of a "temporary layoff" — a total that included government workers.
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Samsung Electronics said it dismissed Park for not accomplishing tasks for several years and the legitimacy of his layoff was upheld by the Supreme Court.
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It's smart to know the warning signs of a coming layoff even when times are good, said Scott Dobroski, community expert at job-search site Glassdoor.com.
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Earlier this week, Trump singled out Brown, who has said he is thinking about running for president himself, for criticism after GM announced its layoff plans.
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Layoff costs in Argentina are among the highest in the world, according to the World Bank's Doing Business project, which measures business regulations in 275 economies.
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If they quickly return to their pre-layoff levels, Ms Halep, Ms Wozniacki, and the rest could quickly find themselves once again in their supporting roles.
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Southwest Airlines sent an email to its employees and in that message noted that in its entire history it had never had a layoff or furlough.
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Cavaliers get off to quick start in rout of Celtics BOSTON — Any chance of a 10-day layoff hurting the Cleveland Cavaliers quickly disappeared Wednesday night.
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"Even the word 'layoff' didn't exist" in Mao's time, Xu said, standing outside the state-owned gear factory that used to support his family of four.
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The 35-year-old Swede is hoping the layoff has a minimal effect on his performance, as he has not played since March 7 against Florida.
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On the women's side, Laura Robson, on the comeback trail after a long injury layoff, was beaten by fourth seed Angelique Kerber 6-2 6-2.
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Trainer: Todd Pletcher Jockey: John Velazquez Odds: 210-21 J.D.: This is the colt's third race off a layoff, which often portends to a big effort.
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Once production is officially cut to one shift in July, about 1,900 workers will remain active and the other 1,300 will move to "indefinite" layoff status.
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If it's a layoff, you probably won't be able to buy coverage, though it's worth trying if the cuts are in a division other than yours.
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A layoff by any other nameThe Lowe's employees who spoke with Business Insider universally characterized recent role eliminations as thinly disguised layoffs foisted upon store management.
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Golden State PF Draymond Green is averaging 11.3 points in 12 games since the All-Star break after averaging 14.2 points prior to the layoff. 3.
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If you survived a layoff at your company, career experts say to be wary of signs that more trouble will hit your company down the line.
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Hudson's Bay, owner of Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor announced Thursday night that it would layoff roughly 2,000 workers as part of a restructuring plan.
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Donaldson is left to gamble on himself, hoping his long layoff won't compromise his ability to help Cleveland reach its second World Series in three years.
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Following his thread, Benioff tweeted Salesforce's own layoff pledge, though, notably, he said that it would not conduct any "significant" layoffs, versus barring them all together.
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On Monday, GoPro, the camera maker of choice among outdoor sports enthusiasts, cut its revenue forecast, announced a layoff, and said it would consider a sale.
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Uber will release its earnings for the second time after going public in May this Wednesday, after announcing a mass layoff of 400 employees last week.
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Seniority correlates to pay, and in a layoff situation what looks like systematic ageism can be the result of straightforward if chillingly ruthless cost-benefit analysis.
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Over the years, this has allowed me to pay off debt, build an emergency fund, and have alternate career options in the event of another layoff.
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The idling of the five plants next year will result in the layoff of 3,300 production workers in the United States and about 2,500 in Canada.
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The use of the remote layoff isn't exclusive (or novel) to the COVID-19 epidemic and its ensuing economic turmoil—but its prevalence certainly might be.
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Every year it seems like it's a little different when you've had a layoff, or coming into spring training or at the start of a season.
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"I got to fight so I can sleep nights, mate," he said after ending a six-month layoff by fighting Rudolph Nehring as a light-heavyweight.
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N.C. Central had a two-week layoff because of a game at South Carolina State last week postponed until November based on concerns regarding Hurricane Florence.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter Ronda Rousey recently made her return to the Octagon after a yearlong layoff following her stunning upset loss to Holly Holm.
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Setbacks come in many forms — the layoff that hits you when you least expect it, the business launch that flops, or the debt that feels completely overwhelming.
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Southwest began operating in 1972, and during the span of its 45-year history, the company has never a single layoff or pay cut for any employee.
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Southwest began operating in 1972, and during the span of its 45-year history, the company has never a single layoff or pay cut for any employee.
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Trudeau tied the tariffs to the layoff plans at General Motors announced earlier this week to the chagrin of leaders and workers in the U.S. and Canada.
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In November, GM announced the layoff of about 2,000 workers with the suspension of third shifts at the Lordstown and Lansing Grand River plants, also in January.
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Without wealth, these nominally affluent families — especially in expensive cities like New York or San Francisco — are just one layoff or serious injury away from financial crisis.
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Tuesday's layoff of 54 employees is the second round initiated by current CEO Chris O'Neill, who had laid off 47 people shortly after taking over in 2015.
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Defending will not come easy for the 22009-year-old Dibaba, who returned this year from a two-year layoff for the 22015 birth of her son.
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On Thursday, Business Insider reported that Yahoo was going to layoff at least 10 percent of its workforce, mostly from its media, ad platforms and European operations.
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Duke is returning from an 11-day layoff for exams and looking to bounce back from an 89-84 loss at Boston College to open conference play.
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That was part of company-wide changes that included the layoff of nine percent of Twitter's staff and the exit of a number of high-profile leaders.
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MILAN, Jan 27 (Reuters) - - Lindsey Vonn, only just back from an 11-month injury layoff, emerged virtually unscathed after crashing in training at Cortina d'Ampezzo on Friday.
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Thursday's action is headlined by a clash between reigning Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber and 2004 winner Maria Sharapova who is back after a six-month injury layoff.
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"It was impressive for Tony with the layoff, the injury, the pitches that he made, the ability to work his way out of the inning," Banister said.
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The drivers allege the companies broke the law, claiming they had an obligation to give workers 60 days notice about a mass layoff, Reuters reported on Thursday.
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Fourth-place Manchester City was a comfortable winner at Bournemouth, with Kevin De Bruyne scoring in his return to the team after a two-month injury layoff.
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The report should offer a window into how Yahoo is weathering the upheaval caused by the layoff of 15 percent of its work force announced in February.
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If you've ever had to financially support your partner due to a layoff, health issue, or mere bad judgment, things can become even more complicated—and costly.
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Ahead of the layoff announcement, Tesla shares had been trading up 23 percent and the stock was on pace to show its best month since February 215.
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He said the finger was fine for Wednesday's game, which the Cubs won, 5-1, but he was out of sync, perhaps because of the long layoff.
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Nearly four months elapsed before he could compete again, here at the Winter Olympics, but he showed little erosion of skill or victorious determination from the layoff.
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"I wanted to focus full time on being a wife and starting my own business," said Ms. Brandon, who noted that she had accepted a voluntary layoff.
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A new poll finds that, already, nearly one in five workers in the United States has faced layoff or a loss of hours because of the coronavirus.
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For the most part, there was no rust from the long layoff, but Phoenix made the final minutes uncomfortable after cutting a 16-point deficit to 103.
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A cross and a layoff tee up Mertens, but his shot is blocked by a defender on the way in, and we keep our 1-0 scoreline.
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But around that time, my uncle also got laid off from the job where he was doing roofing, and with that layoff, he lost his health insurance.
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As a result, the firm will be forced to initiate a "mass layoff of approximately 907 employees," the company wrote in a letter to regulators last week.
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In an emailed response, Deere said 50 production employees at Harvester Works, which makes large agriculture equipment, in East Moline, Illinois, would be put on indefinite layoff.
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Phoenix hopes to have guard Brandon Knight (illness) back from a one-game layoff while center Alex Len (hand) will miss the entirety of the road trip.
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But after hitting rock bottom with my depression, anxiety, insomnia and obsessive-compulsive disorder after a layoff from my media job, I was willing to try anything.
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In the best-case scenario, you can come to view a firing or layoff as an opportunity to learn new skills and refocus your career, Kazez says.
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This research overview (by a pro-employee ownership group, so caveat emptor) suggests modestly higher compensation (around 4 percent) and lower layoff rates at employee-owned firms.
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After a lengthy layoff, Wilkinson returned in February and lost a unanimous decision to one of the most highly touted prospects in the featherweight division, Makwan Amirkhani.
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The two welterweight greats have a score to settle, and the combination of St. Pierre's long layoff and Hendrick's recent slump render their rematch as sensible as ever.
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These people noted that full-time equivalent hourly workers let go by Tesla received different packages, and in the recent layoff, some were only granted two weeks' pay.
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In January, for example, Canada's First Quantum Minerals , scrapped plans to layoff 2,500 workers in Zambia, saying it would continue dialogue with the government over the tax changes.
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Mitsubishi had used the plant as a hub for production of its Outlander SUV before announcing its closure in January, resulting in the layoff of about 1,000 workers.
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Why it matters: This is believed to be the largest layoff of civil servants in nearly 10 years, expected to effect Arkansas, Montana, Virginia, Washington state and Wisconsin.
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The Rangers will be hoping that the layoff did not stem the momentum from a spectacular comeback at Columbus when they host the Maple Leafs on Friday night.
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LW Mikhail Grabovski returned from a 10-game upper-body injury layoff on Tuesday and went on the top line with C John Tavares and RW Kyle Okposo.
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"The layoff (from the long inning and rain delay) was a little tough, but I'll take 14 runs every time and manage to deal with it," said Kluber.
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The company, which supplies insulation, energy management and roofing products, expects to layoff more staff this year due to sluggish construction markets in the UK, Germany and France.
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"The unemployment claims data point to continued low layoff rates and a solid pace of job growth," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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ESPN plans to layoff more than 100 staffers after the Thanksgiving holidays, with SportsCenter in particular expected to lose jobs a source close to the situation told CNBC.
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Comments that relate to a worker&aposs age are a problem because older workers often face negative employment decisions, like a layoff or being passed over for promotion.
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It was also a reassuring day for Rafael Nadal, the Spanish star who returned after a two-and-a-half-month layoff because of an injured left wrist.
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Even if you don't know how your company will fare after a layoff, keep your resume updated and be aware of open jobs on the market, Augustine says.
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But the letter did not give them instructions as to how take the layoff offer, and it only went to people who worked in select buildings, sources confirmed.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is calling on CEOs to take a 90-day "no layoff pledge" as part of an eight-point plan to end the coronavirus crisis.
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Serena Williams is on a long layoff from competitive tennis, but on March 250 she is expected to play in a new short-form tournament in New York.
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The Serbian returned from a six-month injury layoff at the Australian Open this year and ended up requiring elbow surgery following his last-16 exit in Melbourne.
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I tried to look at my layoff as "the gift of time," and had a goal of networking with five people and applying for five positions each day.
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Zume Pizza raised $375 million from SoftBank off its promise to automate pizza delivery, then turned around and announced plans to layoff at least half of its staff.
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An examination of several of the spreadsheets suggests that, whatever the criteria for assembling them, the resulting list of those marked for layoff was skewed toward older workers.
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It raises the possibility that the layoff of the employee was not for the stated reason but perhaps because they were targeted for their age, race or gender.
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After back-to-back wins over qualifiers, the degree of difficulty in the 17-time Grand Slam winner's comeback from a six-month injury layoff will increase exponentially.
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Kris Bryant became the franchise-defining player he was billed to be almost immediately after his arrival, while not even a six-month layoff could curtail Kyle Schwarber.
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The American, now ranked fifth in the world, will be fit and fresh when he returns to Sydney for a third straight year after enjoying a six-week layoff.
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CNN, for example, this week proclaimed that Verizon's voluntary layoff program would be wonderful for the economy without citing a laundry list of empty Verizon promises as essential context.
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"People need to basically be networking all the time, and not just when they are facing the crisis of a layoff or a loss of a job," says Hamrick.
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ET, ROOT (Utah), FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee) ABOUT THE JAZZ (211-23): Gordon Hayward returned Saturday from a two-game layoff because of plantar fasciitis but struggled versus the Bulls.
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People who lose their jobs involuntarily will be eligible for largely the same benefits under the program, which is more generous than its typical layoff package, the company said.
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The layoff is an effort to combat how much money Twitter is losing, and perhaps, to make it more attractive to other larger companies that could buy it out.
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The layoff was part of a company restructuring, but I wondered if it was at all due to the fact that I had spread myself thin enough to snap.
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Most recently, a 503 decision eliminated so-called mixed motive cases; now plaintiffs must prove that age was the main reason for a layoff, not simply a contributing factor.
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"I don't want to play too much, but I need to play enough," said Woods, who returned in January from a lengthy layoff after spinal fusion surgery in 2017.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, it does get a political response and it varies depending on who's president or how much attention the particular layoff gets or whatever it may be.
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HELSINKI, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Nordea has started layoff talks in Finland with an aim to reduce up to 500 jobs in the country, a union representative said on Friday.
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Still, the long layoff and a renaissance among premium half-hour series have made the experience pleasant enough, but less of an occasion than it was in the past.
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The remarks were made in response to a question about what the administration would do about GM's plans to layoff 15,000 people and shutter five plants across North America.
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The reorganization comes amid a series of executive departures at Amazon in recent months and follows a layoff in the range of "low hundreds" that took place in February.
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A 2019 survey conducted by the employment website Monster showed that three in five Americans have been unemployed or had a career gap, with 37 percent experiencing a layoff.
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Iris said she and her husband had "discovered this other side" of her that they never knew existed, because she had always been steadily employed prior to her layoff.
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Sports Briefing Rafael Nadal showed the rust from his long layoff with a wrist injury, losing in straight sets to Borna Coric at the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati.
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"I loved working here and would have gone back to them after the layoff but found a job which took me out of state," one employee wrote in 2014.
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For instance, a home equity line of credit, if you already have one open, can act as an emergency lifeline if you're staring down the prospect of a layoff.
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A picture of how the job losses unfolded in Pennsylvania - from steel plants to ski resorts - comes through layoff notices companies send to the state's Department of Labor & Industry.
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But as taxpayer dollars flowed into the economy to blunt the crisis, other firms gave CEOs massive paychecks while contributing to the largest layoff wave since the Great Depression.
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After the layoff, we depleted our savings of $8,000 and took out $12,000 in personal loans just to make our mortgage payments and to keep up with our bills.
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He's got a big strike zone, a big strike zone and to be able to cover that and layoff some tough pitches and foul pitches off, it's been impressive.
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When notified in November of 20133 he was losing his job to layoff, he asked his bosses why, given what he said was a history of high job ratings.
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She sat out five races with a knee injury last season, a layoff that cost her the season title in slalom, which she had won the previous three years.
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Before the rally in San Jose on June 2nd, I talk to a group of construction workers, each of whom is in some state of layoff: current, recent, chronic.
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The line to this week's strike traces directly back to that layoff announcement, illustrating the very different views management and labor had about the future of the auto industry.
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He was coming off career-threatening spinal-fusion surgery, had not won on tour in almost five years and was happy just to be playing after another long layoff.
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The story sounds bleak until Valentine mentions that, at the time of the layoff, she and her husband had just paid off their mortgage and replaced all their old appliances.
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Ms Kvitova, after her long layoff, is seeded 11th, and two other contenders making comebacks, 2013 finalist Sabine Lisicki and two-time semi-finalist Victoria Azarenka, aren't seeded at all.
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Seventh seed Kvitova, twice Wimbledon champion, is playing in her second tournament after a lengthy layoff with a hand injury, suffered during a knife attack at her home in December.
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FCA appointed Gorlier last month to tackle a region where profitability is below that of peers, thousands of workers are on temporary layoff schemes, and some plants run below capacity.
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She had been an entertainment blogger on the side for years but only started doing it full-time after losing her marketing job at a nonprofit in a company layoff.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The San Francisco art scene has rallied in response to a layoff of the head curator at San Francisco's 500 Capp Street, Bob Linder.
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"This level of unemployment claims points to continued very subdued layoff rates at the start of the third quarter," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Data provided to TechCrunch by Boss Zhipin offers clues to the layoff: The Chinese recruiting platform has recently seen a surge in newly registered users who work at Oracle China.
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ROME, March 13 (Reuters) - Telecom Italia interrupted negotiations with unions over redundancies and is ready to introduce temporary layoff schemes in the coming weeks, two labour representatives said on Tuesday.
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The American, who came into the tournament after a four-month layoff, twice had treatment for "food poisoning issues" during breaks in the 92-minute rematch of last year's final.
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Woods, who returned to competition last month in an 18-man exhibition after a near 10-month layoff during which he had spinal fusion surgery, will also play the Feb.
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"Over all, it was a good road win, especially coming off a bit of a layoff, and it will be good if we can carry this momentum forward," Tavares said.
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Musk attributed recent SpaceX layoffs – which saw the company layoff more than 600 employees – to the company's need to be "incredibly spartan with expenditures " until its developing programs reach fruition.
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While a layoff strategy involving fake meetings and poorly timed emails can be interpreted as insensitive or clumsy or both, the company did offer a reference letter and freelance work.
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But, despite the 10-month layoff, the 24-year-old star says she's been working on other parts of her game and truly feels she's a more well-rounded fighter.
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But months after I landed my dream job at Grade A, and began writing articles on LinkedIn, I found myself digging through my wreckage of regret for that layoff notice.
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The American 14-time major champion, now ranked 666th after his long injury layoff due to back problems, recorded a miserable five-over 77 on the opening day on Thursday.
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The practice of importing, en masse, foreign IT workers led to the 2014 layoff of 21625,2900 Microsoft employees and Hewlett Packard's jettisoning of nearly 220006,2202 workers over 2628 and 28500.
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The single largest area of increase in anxiety surrounded questions related to finances—the fear of a bank balance driven into the red due to an illness or a layoff.
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When a corporation is painfully inefficient it loses money and might have to layoff employees, but when a communist country fails at growing enough food, its people starve to death.
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The U.S. has the strongest jobs market in nearly a decade thanks in part to accelerating wage growth and a low layoff rate, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said Monday.
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It wouldn't be the first time Mayweather has done so as most fans might remember his "retirement" back in 2007, which in reality was more of a two-year layoff.
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Despite Holm's title loss, this rematch remains an incredibly lucrative option for the UFC, and considering Rousey's long layoff, might actually make more sense than and immediate Rousey title shot.
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A spokesman said employees participating in the voluntary layoff program will receive a lump sum payment of one week's pay for each year served, for a maximum of 26 weeks.
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About half of the country lives paycheck to paycheck as tens of millions of our people are an accident, a divorce, a sickness or a layoff away from economic devastation.
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A week later, he had to withdraw from a European Tour event in Dubai because of back spasms, leading to spinal fusion surgery in April and another season-ending layoff.
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Unlike last year at this event, when he was coming back from a 15-month layoff, Woods did not slow down like a windup toy as the round wore on.
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Most layoff solutions exist in the form of job searching groups on Facebook, communities on Slack and even a plain-old spreadsheet that includes a list of people to hire.
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What is clear is that Djokovic, with the longest layoff of his career, has had an unusual amount of downtime to consider the bigger picture in his faction-ridden sport.
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The previous release was the first to capture a sharp increase in layoff activity fueled by the outbreak and suggested that its economic fallout would be far worse than expected.
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Their workplaces, particularly if at cultural institutions, have become professional minefields: In these fraught times, linguistic slips involving any kind of race or sex or "otherness" can trigger a layoff.
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Siakam, showing no effects of the layoff, scored 823 points on 5-of-7 shooting in the first seven minutes and the Raptors led 28-21 after the first quarter.
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Memorable moment: Despite a two-year layoff, Mayweather returned to the ring and did what he does best — he outclassed three-division champion Juan Manuel Márquez and banked another win.
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He chipped to inside 215 feet and made the putt for the first birdie of his first round in 240 days, easily the longest layoff of his 2683-year career.
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A layoff leads to an opportunity to ghostwriteKamwithi discovered ghostwriting three years ago, after she lost her job as a banker with Co-operative Bank Limited in December of 2015.
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In the TransAmerica survey, 12 percent of companies said they had employees who recently retired as a result of a layoff or termination, and 15 percent, due to organizational changes.
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If your layoff is a few months in the rearview, and you're not getting much interest from recruiters or hiring managers, it might be time to get some expert advice.
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Your income over the next 211.5 years turns out to be about 2112 percent lower than the income of similarly situated people who are not caught in a mass layoff.
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Absent the kind of anti-layoff regulations and universal health care that exist in Europe, the ability to discharge debts in bankruptcy was critical to middle-class families' financial security.
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Current employees said that performance reviews for many full-time employees started in November 2018, but reviews of associates were now underway, and they expected additional terminations to follow the layoff.
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" As a result, West Liberty has decided to shut the operation down, making "the difficult decision to announce a mass layoff and plant closures to occur in the fall of 2018.
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On average, their performance in their first five matches has corresponded to an Elo rating approximately 29 points lower than their pre-layoff level, and after that, about 100 points lower.
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They are particularly angry that the government is enacting a constitutional power to bypass parliament to pass the bill, which revises the country's current laws on working hours and layoff protections.
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All five Detroit starters finished in double figures - led by Kentavious Caldwell-Pope's 21 points - and Brandon Jennings continued his comeback from a lengthy layoff with 17 points off the bench.
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Earlier on Monday, workers at Codelco's Chuquicamata copper mine in Chile, the state miner's second largest by output, walked off the job in protest at the "unjustified layoff" of two workers.
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" Welch says that after witnessing a huge layoff at her first job she "discovered a formula that very accurately predicted who was going to stay and who was going to go.
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Pennington (9-6), who had a four-fight winning streak but was coming off an 18-month layoff, appeared to have a broken nose by the end of the fourth round.
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The agency's authority for collecting user fees expires at the end of September, but if Congress doesn't renew it by August, FDA would have to start issuing layoff notices to employees.
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The Cavs beat the Atlanta Hawks by double figures in each of the first three games following an eight-day layoff, and nine days between games certainly didn't bother them Tuesday.
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Center Alex Len added 12 points, a career-high 19 rebounds and a season-high six assists behind starter Tyson Chandler, who returned from a one-game layoff for personal reasons.
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The company is eliminating 14 staffers, a move that co-founder Eli Pariser told Politico is "an investment layoff" but also said would make the company "strong" for the next year.
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About 2200,300 of those workers will go on indefinite layoff in July, as the Sterling Heights plant downsizes to a single shift and prepares to wind down production of the 200.
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Philadelphia Eagles: A wide receiver depth chart with no true No. 7103 continued to churn on Monday as the Eagles returned from a three-day layoff to prepare for the Buccaneers.
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If you remain friends with the laid-off colleague after they leave, try not to make assumptions about what they want or their financial situation in the aftermath of a layoff.
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But just as passionate are people who say renting rooms on Airbnb has brought them enough cash to rehabilitate properties or cover the mortgage after a layoff or after Hurricane Katrina.
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Oregon State won the first meeting between these teams earlier this season, which followed a 13-day layoff for the Beavers and broke a four-game losing streak against the Ducks.
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Ali Abdelaziz not only reps Khabib -- but he's also close with GSP and helped get Georges back into fighting after a 4-year layoff to take on Michael Bisping in 2017.
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One consequence of not asking for help was I had to let go of two of the first people I hired, and layoff two more because we didn't have the cash.
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Workers at Meridiana, which flies to and from the island of Sardinia and other destinations in Italy and abroad, have been in a state-funded layoff programme for over a year.
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In 21975, Tronc named Mr. York the editor and publisher of The Morning Call, a newspaper owned by the company in Allentown, Pa. The layoff did not come out of nowhere.
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While Benioff's call for a layoff freeze would be harder for some industries than others, other tech luminaries have also urged companies to conduct layoffs only as an absolute last resort.
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Despite winning the title in Doha, Qatar, to start the year, Monfils is deeply resistant to the theory that Djokovic's layoff presents the best opportunity to finally get on the board.
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Despite the layoff, Sugar tells TMZ Sports his fighting skills -- and ridiculous support from fight fans -- haven't diminished at all ... and he's ready to kick Jose Quinonez's ass at UFC 248.
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They think the relief fund that some unemployed people will be received may be higher that their original salary, that probably encourage some people to quit jobs or companies to layoff.
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But since then, he has undergone Tommy John surgery that cost him the entire 2014 season, surgery in 2016 to address thoracic outlet syndrome, and then the long layoff this season.
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Sometimes direct data on a problem like unemployment can underestimate the share of people affected; after all, whole families, households, and communities can be hurt badly by a single person's layoff.
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FCA appointed Gorlier last month to tackle a region where profitability is below that of rivals, thousands of workers are on temporary layoff schemes, and some plants run way below capacity.
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It does not appear that any nonunion workers were laid off, she added, and Local 2110 is planning to look into whether the layoff of union members was retaliatory or unlawful.
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The more points a person garnered, according to the former employee, the more protected she or he was from layoff or other negative job change; the fewer points, the more vulnerable.
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Those with no points and therefore most vulnerable to layoff had worked at IBM an average of more than 30 years; those with a high number of points averaged half that.
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Then there is 35-year-old Roger Federer, back in the men's quarterfinals and doing a fine impression of his younger self after a six-month layoff because of an injury.
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Gavin went to a recent workout at Mayweather's gym and emerged with overwhelming confidence that age hasn't eroded the 40-year-old unbeaten champion's skills, even after a two-year layoff.
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Even as crowds poured into shows on Hellenistic kingdoms and high-tech fashion, the Met's deficit was approaching $20203 million and had forced the buyout or layoff of some 22020 employees.
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The unpleasant truth is that if you're being offered a buyout today, and your company's fortunes don't improve, then the next step may be a standard layoff a year from now.
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Under California law, the layoff of more than 50 employees within 103 days at a single location like Yahoo's Sunnyvale headquarters requires an employer to give workers 60 days of advance notice.
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"This latest layoff by Verizon goes to prove, once again, that broadband providers' decision making on jobs and investment have little, if anything to do with regulation," Sohn told me via email.
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He returned last December for an 18-man exhibition after a near 10-month layoff during which he had spinal fusion surgery, and then made his PGA Tour return eight weeks later.
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But Wentz has been sacked nine times in the last two games against the Colts and Titans since returning from a nine-month layoff following anterior cruciate ligament surgery in his knee.
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Instead, what warrants a closer look is her story and her skill, her attitude and her outlook, and that after an 8-year layoff, she is returning to the cage this weekend.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Italian utility Enel Spa has launched a voluntary layoff program at the Brazilian power distribution company it acquired last year for around $1.5 billion, the company said on Wednesday.
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General Motors is planning to layoff at least 21,2000 salaried workers in North America starting Monday ahead of the company's fourth-quarter earnings report, according to two people briefed on the matter.
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In that loss to Benson Henderson and in the layoff-laden years since, he's shown vulnerability against strong wrestlers and he's shown flashes of stand-up brilliance, most recently against Michael Johnson.
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Penn, 38 years old, returned to the Octagon Sunday night after a 3 year layoff ... and was absolutely DESTROYED by up-and-coming star Yair Rodriguez ... igniting the debate, should BJ retire?
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA said on Tuesday that it is studying a voluntary layoff program at its administrative headquarters in Sao Paulo to cut costs.
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The Demon Deacons, who will have a 29-day layoff before their next game, stormed out of the halftime break on an 183-218 run to stretch their lead to 280-257.
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According to two former Charlie Rose employees, when the show trimmed staff during the 2008 financial crisis, Bloomberg human-resources staffers attended a meeting announcing the terminations and administered the layoff process.
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Earlier in February, Aurora announced the resignation of its CEO, a write-down of $744 million and the layoff of 10% of its workforce as part of its effort to become profitable.
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"We, unfortunately, do expect to see a number of layoff announcements coming from the energy sector in the next two or three weeks," Jason Kenney told reporters in Calgary in televised comments.
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Job creation is continuing at a steady pace; the layoff rate is low; and job openings are up over the past couple years, which is another sign of a healthy job market.
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The odds are particularly in his favor if the playing conditions in Melbourne are quick, as they were last year when he won the title by surprise after a six-month layoff.
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He had Filipe Luis open out wide left there, and most of the world's players would have taken the layoff, changed the angle, and tried to get on the end of it.
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In 2016, 70 percent of laid-off workers applied for UI. But just 10 years ago, in 2005 and 85033, 79 percent of workers who suffered a layoff applied for UI benefits.
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Whether you were a part of a company layoff or you've had a bad legal record with a previous landlord, the best approach in these scenarios is to be transparent, Atcheson said.
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Murray, 32, returned from a five-month injury layoff last month to win the men's doubles title at Queen's Club with Feliciano Lopez and is entered with Pierre-Hugues Herbert at Wimbledon.
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"We've seen quite a few of these games from him this year, and to come back so effective after a long layoff and an injury is really impressive," Athletics manager Bob Melvin said.
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"Low job cut announcements, layoff rates, and jobless claims point to companies seeking to retain workers in a tighter labor market environment," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Earlier in the day, Thomas recounted the troubles that the community hospital has faced financially over the past few years, starting first with the 22013 layoff of 24 doctors, nurses, and medical workers.
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It is not acceptable to layoff dedicated team members with meager severance packages, no health insurance and then merely offer the opportunity to re-apply for other positions at a much lower wage.
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You never know when a diagnosis or a layoff or an accident or an expense or a friendly case of hyperemesis is going to show up and completely blindside your supposedly healthy ass.
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"Low job cut announcements, layoff rates and jobless claims point to companies seeking to retain workers in a tighter labor market environment," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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The nation's C$2-trillion-dollar economy has been sluggish because of plunging commodity prices that have ravaged energy and mineral companies, forcing them to layoff workers and delay or abandon investment plans.
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Forward Kevin Love contributed 11 points and 13 rebounds, and reserve guard Matthew Dellavedova also had 11 points for Cleveland, which will now prepare for a long layoff waiting for Atlanta or Boston.
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"AMI doesn't go around cutting checks for $30,000 and then not using the information," said Jerry George, a reporter and senior editor for nearly three decades at AMI before his layoff in 2013.
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Immediately following the Denver Post's most recent layoff announcement, rumors swirled that billionaire Phil Anschutz -- who owns several Colorado newspapers and Coachella Music Festival, among other things -- was vying to buy the paper.
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Ford's reorganization plans showed up in its fourth-quarter earnings Wednesday as pension and layoff costs eroded the company's profit and caused it to miss earnings estimates — despite posting stronger-than-expected sales.
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Arroyo is making a comeback after a 2 1/2-year layoff following arm surgery and posted a pair of wins over Baltimore and the Chicago Cubs on April 18 and April 23.
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"You're always a bit nervous when you start the game after a long layoff, but you get to feeling the puck and the nerves settle back," said Bernier, whose mom was in attendance.
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Money was so tight, The Wall Street Journal reported early this week, that its co-CEOs delayed a planned mass layoff because WeWork didn't have enough money to pay severance to affected workers.
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Forward Kevin Love contributed 23 points and 244 rebounds, and reserve guard Matthew Dellavedova also had 20033 points for Cleveland, which will now prepare for a long layoff waiting for Atlanta or Boston.
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That's how long it's been, as of this writing, since the last "mass layoff" in the video game industry, when Hasbro laid off 86 employees working for one of its mobile game studios.
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Industrial goods and automobile manufacturers were the hardest hit, in part because of the trade war, said Andy Challenger, a vice president at Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an outplacement firm that tracks layoff announcements.
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"No layoff" policies — either formal or in practice — allow roughly 20 American companies to preserve jobs in manufacturing (Nucor Steel, Lincoln Electric), retailing (the Container Store, Wegmans), travel (Southwest Airlines) and technology (SAS).
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He has also said that his goal when he returned to the tour after a six-month layoff was to be ranked in the top eight at the end of Wimbledon in July.
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Back at Hooli, Gavin follows up his first horrifying, PTSD-inducing layoff scene with another, this time of anyone with the same kind of employment contract that set Pied Piper free last season.
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Wilson Ferreira Jr., the chief executive, said only 438 employees joined the program so far, less than 25 percent of the 2,000 workers that Eletrobras, as the company is known, was planning to layoff.
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It might be tempting to cash out tax-advantaged retirement savings when you part company with a former employer, especially in the case of termination or layoff, when future paychecks might be in doubt.
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All-Star Carmelo Anthony returned from a one-game layoff due to a migraine to score 24 points and he is averaging 23.7 on 50 percent shooting in three games versus the Bulls. 1.
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JAKARTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of Filipino workers stranded in Saudi Arabia due to a massive layoff triggered by a slump in oil prices have pleaded to the Philippine government to expedite their repatriation.
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It cut 100 people in 2017 and laid off members of its podcast team last year amid a restructuring of its audio strategy, but has otherwise avoided a layoff of this size until now.
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It's worth noting, however that EMC also announced layoff recently and each of these moves, regardless of the setup of these organizations has to be seen through the prism of that upcoming Dell acquisition.
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"The message of the unemployment claims data into early August is that layoff activity remained subdued and the labor market is still tight," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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The creaking American, now ranked 693th after his long injury layoff, trailed Spain's early leader Sergio Garcia by 12 shots and with only three players below him on the leaderboard among the morning starters.
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Governor Jay Inslee, a Democrat, has already signaled he intends to sign the spending bill into law before midnight to prevent the closure of many state agencies and the layoff of thousands of employees.
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"This year we not only won't layoff employees, we will continue to utilise the resources on our platforms to boost consumption, bringing in more manufacturing and services orders," Zhang said in a Weibo post.
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Mobike has not informed the Singapore Land Transport Authority of its layoff plans as of Friday, according to two sources, although it has been in talks with the transportation regulator regarding a potential shutdown.
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That population of proud, hardworking Americans who we used to call the great American middle class are one unexpected expense, one layoff, one medical emergency, one missed paycheck, one government shutdown away from poverty.
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BRASILIA, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Brazil's state-run oil producer Petroleo Brasileiro SA on Friday said 11,704 staffers joined its 2016 voluntary layoff program, with an estimated cost of about 4 billion reais ($1.23 billion).
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She suffered an 11-month layoff after suffering a knee injury in Andorra in February 2016 and then broke her arm in training in Colorado the following November, requiring an intensive program of rehabilitation.
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It is also crucial before borrowing to examine whether a job is secure or whether there is another source of funds that could be used to pay back the loan if a layoff occurs.
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Eliminating such guidance reduces pressures on firms to slash research and development (R&D) spending, cut wages, layoff employees and engage in other cost-cutting actions that harm the long-term prospects of firms.
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Excluding one-time items, including $314 million in layoff costs (from integrating the businesses bought from Rupert Murdoch in the spring), per-share profit for the most recent quarter totaled $1.07, beating analyst expectations.
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Experts also stress the importance of, at a minimum, having enough to cover three to six months of expenses in an emergency fund, should you be hit by a medical crisis or a layoff.
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The company is now valued at $35 billion, and the figure is that high only because in February Yahoo decided to sell its core assets (around the same time it announced a big layoff).
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Reasons for lack of payment could include being sick from the coronavirus, caring for someone who is sick, experiencing a layoff or needing to miss work to care for a child, among other circumstances.
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Any professional setbacks, like the layoff that preceded his company's founding in the 1980s or the assorted stumbles of his mayoral bids, have been presented in the retelling as more character-building than demoralizing.
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Scores of ex-employees interviewed by ProPublica said that managers with job openings told them they weren't allowed to hire from layoff lists without getting prior, high-level clearance, something that's almost never given.
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The 433-year-old is 3-27 with a 25 ERA in 10 outings since the All-Star break after going 3-3 with a 2.58 ERA in 11 starts prior to the layoff.
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They have to be renewed by the end of September, but Senate HELP Committee chairman Lamar Alexander says he hopes to get it done before the August recess to avoid layoff notices to FDA employees.
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A different layoff of 20 percent of the company in 2015 amounted to around 80 people (from a total of about 400 at the time), so somewhere around 80-100 people is probably about right.
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The 20143 or so workers at the giant Seydin Machine Tool Factory, once the pride of the city during the Soviet era, have not seen a paycheck for a year and recently received layoff notices.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Former world number one Roger Federer returned from a 10-week layoff with a 6-3 63-4 second-round victory against Spain's Guillermo Garcia Lopez at the Monte Carlo Masters on Tuesday.
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Now referred to as "Zombie" on UFC graphics and by the commentary team of Jon Anik and Brian Stann, Jung had a stiff test on his return after such a long layoff against Dennis Bermudez.
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" She took advantage of her forced layoff by working on her new house in Brno, spending time with her family and friends and reading Robin Sharma's self-help hit "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari.
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PEIA's shortcomings, combined with pre-existing pay issues and a recent legislative proposal to weaken teacher seniority rights in layoff and transfer decisions, became more than West Virginia teachers were willing or able to bear.
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If you think that everyone should repay their debts and no one should ever seek bankruptcy protection, imagine what would happen if you or a family member received bad medical news or a layoff notice.
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Deere, a leading maker of farm and construction equipment, said 100 employees will be placed on indefinite layoff effective April 1 in two of the company's factories in Iowa that make construction and forestry machinery.
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The minister said the government would immediately begin plans for a voluntary layoff program for state employees by encouraging early retirement, aiming to cut at least 10,000 public sector jobs in 2017 through the program.
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Honestbee said last week that it would layoff six percent of staff but we reported at the time that more terminations were planned — today's statement confirms that the number is indeed higher than first disclosed.
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The parent of Sears and Kmart is set to layoff 250 employees and close even more stores than expected, putting a dent in the promises of revival laid out by its longtime chairman, Eddie Lampert.
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He knows that can make him more dangerous, as it did at the 2017 Australian Open, where he returned from a six-month injury layoff and launched his late-career renaissance by winning the title.
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Friday's jobs report, which provided a welcome counterpoint to slowdowns, layoff announcements and stock market swings, is unlikely to deter policymakers at the Federal Reserve from raising benchmark interest rates when they meet on Dec.
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Coach Barry Trotz was more curious than concerned about how his team would react after the long layoff, and though he hinted at potential line changes for Sunday, over all, he said, he was pleased.
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The largest layoff notice posted in the state so far has come from the Greater Philadelphia YMCA, which closed all of its facilities because of COVID-19 and the ensuing hygiene and social-distancing requirements.
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"All in all, the tennis, movement, enthusiasm and delivery was as good as Roger could have expected from this week after such a long layoff," said the veteran coach Roger Rasheed, who was in Perth.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Tiger Woods withdrew from the Dubai Desert Classic on Friday after shooting an opening-round 77 on Thursday, another frustrating setback in his return to golf after a lengthy injury layoff.
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The layoff notice comes just a month after several executive hires at the company, including a chief revenue officer, a new vice president of strategy and vehicle line engineering and a head of supply chain.
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Martin Necas and Teuvo Teravainen also scored for the Hurricanes, who go into the All-Star break layoff after winning back-to-back games to lessen the impact of a recent three-game losing streak.
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More things could go wrong for them: a layoff, a strike, a work injury, an illness in the family, each coming with more devastating consequences than those life deals out to more affluent white families.
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They will all take heart from 12 months ago when Federer, just back from a six-month layoff, claimed the title by beating Nadal, who has also fought off injury demons, to reach the final.
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Going into the week with low expectations, McIlroy, who was returning to competition after an injury-induced layoff of nearly two months, set himself up to win with his play in the first 633 holes.
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Purdue, which had its longest home layoff (20 days) in Matt Painter's 15-year tenure, raced out to a 28-14 lead in the first half in a dominating effort in its final nonconference game.
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The behemoth sports news and broadcasting franchise laid off 150 employees last November, after a previous bloodbath layoff spree in April that saw many high profile analysts and hosts tweeting about a sudden lack of employment.
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That is, unless you're an overweight beginner, returning to exercise after a layoff, very genetically gifted, or you're on the sauce, you won't build muscle at anything like the same speed at which you lose fat.
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October's figure would have been stronger had it not been for the strike at General Motors, which shaved close to 50,000 workers from the employment rolls, and for the layoff of some 15,000 temporary census workers.
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The deal will keep The Bold Italic afloat when other San Francisco-local publications have struggled, following the shutdown of the The Oakland Tribune an SFist, plus the layoff of most of the Easy Bay Express.
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Englishman Poulter, returning to tournament golf following a four-and-a-half month layoff caused by an arthritic right foot, started in a tie for the lead but slipped down the field to finish on 137.
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While it is true that no Russian team has overcome the rust from the winter layoff to reach the Champions League quarterfinals in any of the past six seasons, negativity got what it deserved on Wednesday.
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Chuquicamata Union No. 1, 20173, and 3, as well as Antofagasta Union No. 1 said they were protesting the "unjustified layoff" of two workers, according to an internal document seen by Reuters and the union officials.
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On Thursday, the L.P.G.A. indefinitely postponed three tournaments — the Founders Cup, the Kia Classic and the ANA Inspiration — increasing the layoff its athletes have endured since the tour canceled events in Thailand and Singapore last month.
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They have enacted "no-layoff plans" that put cash immediately in the hands of all employees by reimbursing employers for 75 percent or 80 percent of those payments plus provisions to keep those companies from bankruptcy.
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Then some months later, a daytime shift was let go, including Mr. Marsh's nephew, who got the layoff notice on the same day that he received a certificate congratulating him on 10 years at the plant.
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The hope is that while individuals wait to go back to work, or in the event that the layoff is permanent, they can get training in fields that are driving so much of today's digital transformation.
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At Harvard Business Review, Rebecca Knight interviews Priscilla Claman, president of Career Strategies, and John Lees, author of How to Get a Job You Love, to get their advice on how to rebound after a layoff.
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GM said the roughly 1,200 workers who have been temporarily let go will receive layoff benefits under the terms of the automaker's collective agreement with Canadian trade union Unifor, which did not immediately respond for comment.
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The ruling in California came the same day four parents of Minnesota school children sued the state, seeking to overturn laws that grant layoff protection to teachers after three years on the job, among other statutory protections.
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LUSAKA, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Canadian mining firm First Quantum Minerals says it has ended plans to layoff 2,500 workers in Zambia due to higher tax plans and will continue to dialogue with the government over the issue.
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Zwick said he encourages all home buyers in the income brackets he works with to put money down on a home to provide a measure of stability in case of a layoff or dip in housing prices.
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The 14-times major champion returned to action in December following a 15-month layoff but was forced to pull out of the Dubai Desert Classic last week after the first round due to a back spasm.
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"Our first threshold of concern on payrolls would be a four-week average above 325,000, which would signal to us a significant pickup in layoff activity," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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"The layoff and closure is a result of the new tariffs that were recently and unexpectedly imposed on many goods imported from China, including the key television components used in our assembly operations in Winnsboro," Element said.
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"The layoff and closure is a result of the new tariffs that were recently and unexpectedly imposed on many goods imported from China, including the key television components used in our assembly operations in Winnsboro," he wrote.
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Del Potro, once ranked No. 4 in the world but now No. 1,24 because of an 25-month layoff caused by two operations on his left wrist last year, will face unseeded Sam Querrey in the semifinals.
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The legislation would prompt the layoff of thousands of drivers from Uber and ride-hailing rival Cabify as they currently have 9,000 permits compared with 70,000 for taxis, far from the 30:1 ratio agreed with unions.
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Events like a layoff or health problems — yours, or a family member's — could push you out of the workforce sooner than expected, said certified financial planner Mark LaSpisa, president of Vermillion Financial Advisors in South Barrington, Illinois.
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Privately-held Lactalis, which has annual sales of around 17 billion euros ($20 billion), addressed the salmonella contamination by halting operations at the factory where it started, and on Thursday announced the temporary layoff of 250 workers.
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That employee said a layoff list had been sent from Huawei's headquarters in China, and aimed to eliminate any open source projects, projects related to near-term Huawei products, and any research and development in critical technology.
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"Escondida is taking advantage of this situation with copper prices to layoff workers that have become a headache for the company because they have professional illnesses or have been hurt in accidents on the job," said Tapia.
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"It didn't make sense to me that you would let go of a good teacher," said Ms. Forslund, who worked with other parents to try to get the Legislature to change the state's tenure and layoff laws.
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Historically, Smith's been Cleveland's best bet on DeRozan, but he's yet to fully rediscover his defensive form following a long layoff due to a thumb injury (he also dealt with a hamstring issue in the first round).
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"We are very aware that a layoff would hurt you financially and that unemployment payments may not bridge the gap to cover your basic expenses," the leadership team wrote in an email to staff on March 22.
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There's also the pressure to make ends meet after a sudden layoff, the struggle of navigating self-quarantine in a shared home, and the toll of not being able to embrace our older and immunocompromised loved ones.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norsk Hydro will halt production and layoff 4,700 people at the world's largest alumina refinery, Brazil's Alunorte, which has been operating at half capacity since March due to an environmental dispute, it said on Wednesday.
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He wants a national "just cause" law, where the government would dictate what constitutes a fair layoff for personal or economic reasons, with the threat of court action and fines for employers found guilty of "unjust" dismissals.
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It's unclear how many staffers in total will lose their jobs, but in a filing with the California Employment Development Department on Monday, Wag confirmed it is shuttering its West Hollywood office entirely in a mass layoff.
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NUMSA and another union, the South African Cabin Crew Association, are also seeking a second court order compelling the business rescue experts to implement a training layoff scheme negotiated as part of a wage deal last year.
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The ongoing blockade established by protesters from Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory along a rail line in southern Ontario has caused the Canadian National Railway to shut down its operations in eastern Canada and issue 450 temporary layoff notices.
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It lists the most important details about each data point: company impacted, reason for layoff, how many people were laid off, what region it took place in, when it took place, and sources who reported the news.
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For example, a document summarizing U.S. employment in part of the company's global technology services division for 2015 lists nearly a thousand people as layoff candidates, with the jobs of almost half coded for lift and shift.
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For example, its web traffic data has continually been cited in coverage of layoffs in the journalism sector (as well as implicitly informs executives making those layoff decisions and the broader media market which journalists work in).
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Hill helps A's outlast Astros HOUSTON — What Oakland Athletics left-hander Rich Hill proved unequivocally on Thursday night was that the effects of a long, injury-induced layoff could be mitigated by intensive labor and unwavering self-confidence.
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Now, after nearly an 8-year layoff, Hales will be reentering the cage this Saturday night at a local event called Cagesport, this time against a 1-1 fighter named Liz Tracy who is 19-years her junior.
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But according to federal law employers cannot "discharge, constructively discharge, suspend, lock out, lay off, fail to recall from layoff" or otherwise take adverse action against employees because they support a union or take part in union activities.
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But at a sample of 12 papers owned by [Digital First Media, the company that owns The Denver Post] the layoff rate was more than half, according to a tabulation collected by journalists who worked for DFM papers.
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" Many, however, found the term "investment layoff" to be more than little cold, and media stalwarts gave the phrase the same side-eye that they have given to other, similar corporate jargon such as "rightsizing" and "de-layering.
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"The coronavirus pandemic has had a huge impact on the hospitality and meetings and event industries, and Convene has not been immune to that," Simonetti had said in a statement to Business Insider after the original layoff announcement.
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Second-ranked Germany, which has outscored opponents, 9-0, will play the winner of Monday's match between Sweden and Canada next Saturday in Rennes, a weeklong layoff that allows time for midfielder Dzsenifer Marozsan's broken toe to heal.
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Michelle Wie, back in action after a two-month layoff dealing with a lingering wrist injury, endured a dismal return to competition in a round that included a quadruple-bogey, two double-bogeys, six bogeys and two birdies.
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Murray had hopes of ending his layoff earlier, traveling to both New York and Australia with the aim of competing at the Grand Slam events there in the months since he was sidelined with a persistent hip injury.
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"If you trace the anecdotal layoff information, whether it's Apple, Lululemon or Nordstrom, some of the places that had temporary closures, a lot of them are offering to pay workers," said Luke Tilley, chief economist at Wilmington Trust.
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After a six-month layoff to heal his left knee, he won his first Grand Slam title in nearly five years at the Australian Open in January, beating his longtime nemesis Rafael Nadal in a five-set final.
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The company that made waves by, among other things, hiring legendary hip-hop artist Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC to perform at a post-layoff party, is back in the news this week for yet another unsavory reason.
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Federer has already proved that he can learn new tennis tricks at an advanced age, having come back from knee surgery and a six-month layoff, the longest of his career, to win the Australian Open in January.
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Some (far from all) had been touched by financial hardship—a layoff was common in many stories—and (paradoxically, given their feelings about socialism) felt that, while in that vulnerable state, they'd been let down by their government.
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He had said before this tournament began that winning the U.S. Open again was a "bigger priority" than it had been in 2017, when he returned from a long injury layoff to win the Australian Open and Wimbledon.
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National book chain Barnes & Noble preemptively disclosed its plan for a forthcoming layoff strategy to employees on Tuesday, ahead of what seem like inevitable store closures due to the national economic chaos spurred by the global coronavirus pandemic.
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Much more germane is the $63.5 million rise in annual expenses, including a $7.5 million spike in "financial, legal, and other administrative functions," as well as $10.8 million in "restructuring charges," which is a euphemism for layoff costs.
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The EDD tells The Verge that the state's Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act requires companies with 75 or more employees to provide notice 60 days before a layoff of 50 or more employees during any 30-day period.
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Edmonton recorded a total of 15 goals over its final three games before the All-Star break but scored more than one only once (two) in its five contests since the layoff, going 1-4-113 in that span.
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" Though she didn't delve into specifics, Lewis said the union had commitments from the school board regarding K-2 class sizes, a layoff and recall provision, and "a host of other things that'll make classrooms work a lot better.
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SANTIAGO, July 30 (Reuters) - Workers at Codelco's Chuquicamata copper mine in Chile, the state miner's second largest by output, walked off the job on Monday morning in protest of the "unjustified layoff" of two workers, union leaders told Reuters.
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Federer made a stunning return from a six-month injury layoff to win the Australian Open in January, and also beat Nadal in the last 16 at Indian Wells en route to winning a record-tying fifth title there.
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The Swiss third seed, back in action this week after a 10-week layoff, started brightly as he breezed through the opening set but Tsonga, targeting Federer's forehand, played tighter and levelled with a strong display in the second.
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ET, YES (Brooklyn), FSN Southeast (Memphis) ABOUT THE NETS (23-114.43): Brook Lopez scored 2114.4 points in Saturday's loss while guard Jeremy Lin added 2115, his best total since returning from a lengthy layoff due to a hamstring injury.
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The latest cuts followed layoff announcements at BuzzFeed, Verizon, Vice Media, McClatchy, Disney, and Gannett — the largest newspaper publisher in the US.For comparison, it's estimated that some 5,000 media jobs were cut from the market from 2014 to 2017.
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Shiffrin again won by a large margin and is unbeaten in slalom racing since February 2015, but she missed five races during a two-month injury layoff and could not capture a fourth successive crystal globe in the discipline.
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The FTSE 100 index was in and out of negative territory through the session but ended 0.1% higher, boosted by a 1% rise in tobacco giant BAT after layoff plans that offset losses in oil majors BP and Shell.
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The FTSE 100 index was in and out of negative territory through the session but ended 0.1% higher, boosted by a 1% rise in tobacco giant BAT after layoff plans that offset losses in oil majors BP and Shell.
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Reed played alongside Woods in the first two rounds the last time he was coming off a lengthy layoff, in Phoenix in 2015, where Woods also carded an opening 73 after being sidelined for six months with back problems.
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A blockbuster signing for the Sounders in 2013, Dempsey watched from the sideline in December as the club won its first M.L.S. Cup, and the few official updates on his status during his layoff had been vague at best.
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Mr. Tafta talked about his years working in some of Greenville's hippest restaurants, his stint in sales, his recent layoff, and the fact that his family recently went on Medicaid because his wife is expecting a child next month.
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His shot was not quite as consistent as usual — he was 6 for 15 and missed all four 3-point tries in 31 minutes — as he tries to ease his way back to top form after a long layoff.
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She lost her house after the 212014 layoff, and she and her husband, who works nights as a security guard, now share a three-bedroom apartment rental behind Levi's Stadium, where the 215ers play, with two other elderly couples.
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This loss of dynamism hurts millennials and the younger Generation Z, even as baby boomers are often doing O.K. Because the layoff rate has declined since 2000, most older workers have been able to hold on to their jobs.
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As career paths become increasingly circuitous, more couples are facing the pressure of supporting a partner through a major career change — whether it's the building of a new business venture, an unexpected layoff, an industry pivot, or another professional shift.
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Trump also praised General Motors last year, saying the automaker was "starting the big jobs push back into the U.S." Trump had pledged to revive manufacturing in an Ohio region where GM now plans to slash production and layoff workers.
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And at 36 years old, coming off a two-year injury layoff, a decision defeat to Ryan Bader in October, and the one-sided loss to Teixeira, he's as far away from holding that title as he was a decade ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - After a five-month injury layoff, Petra Kvitova is taking a relaxed approach to the U.S. Open and it paid off on Sunday when the Czech upset pre-tournament favorite Garbine Muguruza to reach the quarter-finals.
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Those came on top of an absence of nearly a year following a crash at Beaver Creek in November, 2007 and another long layoff in 2014 with an Achilles tendon injury he sustained kicking a ball around with his team mates.
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And Murray has been a huge financial supporter of Trump: He donated $300,000 to his inauguration, and his company's PAC gave $100,000 to Trump's joint fundraising committee last year (the day before Murray sent 4,400 layoff notices to coal workers).
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General Motors, which received $600 million in federal contracts from the Trump administration, announced the second layoff at the Lordstown plant earlier this summer -- on the same day, the company also announced plans to build the Chevy Blazer in Mexico.
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The 31-year-old Dibaba, who returned in 0003 from a two-year layoff following the birth of her son, was seeking to become the first woman in Olympic history to win an individual athletics event three times in a row.
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The administration is also taking advantage of the Department of Labor's Dislocated Worker Grant program, which has usually been reserved for "large, unexpected layoff events," to assist people who have been displaced or have trouble finding work due to their addiction.
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While Liz's layoff came when her facility closed, the impact was the same: The ProPublica and Urban Institute study also found that older Americans are less likely than younger colleagues to ever recover from the financial devastation of a job loss.
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After withdrawing from the contract, the world's biggest steel maker is drafting a proposal for Italy's government in which it will demand the reintroduction of legal immunity, the possibility to revise its industrial plan and the layoff of 5,000 workers.
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Even the great Tiger Woods, whose final-round score of 71 gave him a tie for sixth place, learned that summoning a champion's resolve on command after a lengthy layoff might be one of the more difficult tasks in sports.
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The group reported a 70% drop in passenger traffic in the first two weeks of March due to coronavirus, adding it would access a state-funded temporary layoff scheme for its staff who was currently using up holidays or smart-working.
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And my skill set continued to age; IT is a job that relies on managing whatever software the company happens to have, and with each layoff, I found myself turned out with experience managing a software that had already grown obsolete.
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After this layoff from working out, they returned to the lab, where the scientists checked the current state of their leg muscles, took muscle biopsies from both legs and had them complete a strenuous leg workout, using both legs this time.
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On Tennis It is a scenario that would have seemed far-fetched at the start of the 2017 season, when Roger Federer had just returned from a six-month injury layoff without having won a major in nearly five years.
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In letters presented simultaneously to management in the Miami and Phoenix offices on Tuesday, the staffs said they have organized in the hopes of gaining more equitable pay and benefits, layoff protections, and a stronger voice in their own newsrooms.
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Woods's comfort level with Torrey Pines factored into his decision to make the Farmers Insurance Open, rather than a European Tour stop next week in the Middle East, his first full-field event after a 241-month, injury-induced layoff.
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Existing tenure and layoff policy practices are so costly that several Los Angeles schoolchildren filed an equal protection lawsuit against the LAUSD in 2012, arguing that they were being deprived of their right to an education by an effective teacher.
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So GM announced its first layoff in six years, eliminating one of three shifts at its massive Lordstown, Ohio, assembly plant, which made the Chevrolet Cruze, as well as at a plant in Lansing, Michigan that builds Cadillacs and Camaros.
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If all eligible employees accepted the voluntary layoff program, Petrobras would face an immediate cost of 4.4 billion reais ($1.3 billion) but save 33 billion reais in salaries over the next four years, the company said upon announcing the plan.
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"All the moms out there that had a tough pregnancy ... have to come back and try to be fierce, in (the) middle of everything," said Williams, who was returning from a long layoff after the birth of her first child.
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But, aged 51 and coming off a two-year layoff, it was certainly conceivable Hopkins would lose in violent fashion to a younger man almost half his age and one who has 19 of his 23 wins coming by way of knockout.
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Sanchez has been stellar in the postseason for the Nationals and, while he will have had a two-week layoff between starts by the time he takes the mound on Friday, he said he is not at all concerned about any rust.
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In 2012, when I was fired in an abrupt mass layoff from a job that was supposed to be reliable and steady, I decided to make a full-time pursuit of the freelance writing I'd been doing on the side for years.
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As the youngest in his family growing up, his many older brothers let him play with their replica slot car tracks, but it wasn't until his job as a manager at a printing company ended in a layoff that he rediscovered the hobby.
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Kawhi Leonard scored 21992 points and has led the team in scoring in 2104 of the first 299 games, while LaMarcus Aldridge returned from a one-game layoff (rest) to top the 20-point mark for the third time in a row.
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Meanwhile, back at Hooli, the Nucleus team — which was just ousted in a giant layoff — has cracked the middle-out algorithm while trying to carry out Gavin Belson's order to scrub the search engine of his negative mentions without appearing to do so.
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Why it matters: SurveyMonkey's had a rocky two years following the unexpected death of former CEO Dave Goldberg, which led to big management changes, a substantial layoff of employees in is business sales team, and uncertainty regarding IPO rumors at the time.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's embattled state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA said on Friday it will launch a voluntary layoff program to cut an estimated 12,000 jobs in a bid to save up to 33 billion reais ($9.20 billion) by 2020.
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"I had expectations, as he probably did too, but the fact is he is just coming back from such a long layoff and I think it's positive what he's doing," said Ryan Godsey, a 41-year-old teacher from Greenville, South Carolina.
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Whether your time off was for personal reasons or due to difficulty finding a job after a layoff, explain what you did during your time away from the workforce and how you improved your skills or grew your experience during the break.
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ET, CSN Chicago, FSN North (Minnesota) ABOUT THE BULLS (213.2-2105): Butler wasn't the only Chicago star hurting Friday night, as guard Dwyane Wade returned from a one-game layoff (illness) but hurt his wrist in a fall in the second half.
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Del Potro, playing in just his third tournament since an 11-month layoff following two left wrist surgeries, held off Pella 63-0 7-6(4) and now faces Federer, who will be playing for the first time since knee surgery last month.
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The 40-year-old caused raised eyebrows when he decided to make his playing comeback following a four-and-a-half month injury layoff at this week's Macao Open on the Asian Tour rather than at The Grove course just outside London.
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The company notified the state of California on October 23 that it planned to execute the layoffs on December 20 at its warehouse located at 1375 Sampson Avenue in Corona, California, according to a copy of the layoff notice obtained by Business Insider.
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Experts generally encourage everyone to keep three-to-six months' worth of expenses in an emergency fund to cope with an accident, crisis or layoff, and Suze Orman suggests you aim to put away enough to support yourself for about a year.
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More funding to unemployment insurance can help the nearly one in five U.S. households that have already experienced a layoff or reduction in work hours due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to an NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll and reported by NPR.
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More funding to unemployment insurance can help the nearly one in five U.S. households that have already experienced a layoff or reduction in work hours due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to an NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll and reported by NPR.
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Benioff is calling on CEOs to take a 90 day "no layoff pledge" to help their employees through this crisis, as part of an eight-point plan he tweeted to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and end the coronavirus crisis.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefit unexpectedly fell last week, but could rise in the coming weeks as the coronavirus pandemic causes companies to layoff workers amid supply chain disruptions and waning demand for some goods and services.
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The layoff impacted roughly 50 roles on the sales, marketing and product side, and comes less than six months after the company raised a $5 million capital investment from LightBank, which brought its total funding to $17 million, according to Crunchbase data.
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The company did not confirm the total size of the layoff, but provided a statement to TechCrunch regarding the current state of its operations, and citing cost that it deemed necessary in light of the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic and resulting economic turmoil.
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LeBron James scored 35 points, Kyrie Irving added 24, and the Cleveland Cavaliers picked up where they left off after a long layoff by throttling the visiting Toronto Raptors, 116-105, on Monday night in the opener of their Eastern Conference semifinal series.
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That complaint asserted that the foundation and the brothers, Paul and Maurice Marciano, had violated a law that requires certain employers to provide employees and government officials at least 60 days written notice before ordering a mass layoff, relocation or cessation of operations.
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If McGregor, who returned Saturday night after a 15-month layoff, can stay in the octagon and out of legal trouble, he gives the U.F.C. a bankable star with mainstream profile, and gives fighters in two sports a chance at career-defining paydays.
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Point guard Emmanuel Mudiay was able to return from a one-game layoff due to an ankle issue but continued his offensive struggles with four points on 2104-of-2100 shooting, recording a fifth single-digit effort in his last six games.
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Days after the layoff, roughly 600 current and former employees signed an open letter posted on Medium that pushed Mr. Peretti and other executives to compensate the laid-off staff members for unused vacation and comp days as part of their exit packages.
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Read more: Employees at HuffPost began receiving layoff notices a day after Verizon announced it would slash staff at its media group by 7% The small magazine company I toiled for will remain nameless, but it made no difference where you worked.
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She recently turned 30, which makes her older than all of the long-layoff players except for Lindsay Davenport, who missed nearly one year at ages 30 and 31 to have a baby, and then played only one further season before retiring for good.
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We are in an energy-intensive, trade-sensitive sector of our economy and, despite the worst recession in 2008 since the Great Depression, we have not had a layoff in more than three decades at our Plastics Division and since 1957 in our Foundry Division.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The Brazilian unit of Ford Motor Company said on Tuesday it was initiating a voluntary layoff program for its plant in Camaçari, in the northeast state of Bahia, with the objective to cut workforce it said was in excess of current needs.
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The company said that changes made to streamline its business — including the layoff of 3,200 staff announced back in August — helped it save $690 million on costs during the second half of the year, and were a big reason for its fourth quarter profit.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic was delighted with his return to the grand slam arena after a long injury layoff, the Serb having dealt American Donald Young a 6-1 6-2 6-4 thrashing to reach the second round of the Australian Open on Tuesday.
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After a six-month layoff with a back injury, former world No. 4 Tomas Berdych made a successful return to the court Monday with a 6-4, 7-6 (33) first-round win against Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber at the Qatar ExxonMobil Open in Doha.
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The California employment development department told Business Insider there was no WARN notice, a form that large companies generally have to file for large layoff events, filed by Uber this week, potentially signalling that many layoffs occurred outside of the state in other offices.
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The aftermath of a partner's layoff or firing can mean reconfiguring your plan for how you pay shared expenses—or the amount you spend on going out together or other dating-related costs—before your partner finds another job, which can be mutually stressful.
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It expects to layoff at least 4,000 people: at least 1,000 will come from closing "noncore" businesses like WeGrow, a private school in Manhattan meant to target children of the ultra-rich; another 1,000 building maintenance workers employees have been transferred to an outside contractor.
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Bale, who has recently returned from a three-month layoff with an ankle injury, was replaced by Lucas Vazquez 11 minutes later and Benzema came in the 77th for Alvaro Morata, who got their third in added time, sealing a 6-2 aggregate win.
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"It was a little hard getting into the game with the long layoff, but I was able to make the adjustments, and it was a good hit," said Maeda, who had been on the disabled list since May 11 due to left hamstring tightness.
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We&aposve also learned about a last minute letter WeWork sent to some of these employees telling them they could skip the new job offer and instead take a layoff package that would keep them on the payroll, without coming into work, until late February.
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Though admittedly "a little bit rusty," Woods was smiling after the first round on Thursday and said he was encouraged by his performance at his first PGA Tour event since last year's Farmers, where he missed the cut after the longest layoff of his career.
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WASHINGTON, March 12 (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefit unexpectedly fell last week, but could rise in the coming weeks as the coronavirus pandemic causes companies to layoff workers amid supply chain disruptions and waning demand for some goods and services.
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He was coming off an 18-month layoff following an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury in 2018 that shelved him for a year and a half and he was debuting for his new Dallas team following his trade from the Knicks while sidelined last year.
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"I started getting a bunch of text messages," Morin said, noting that he might not have seen the email letting him know that he'd lost his job had his former colleagues not started blowing up his phone with news of their own layoff notices.
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The reality is that on a day-to-day level, writers aren't banging sources or accidentally falling in love with Matthew McConaughey, but collectively hunching over our laptops, silently praying TapeACall didn't fail us and fighting carpal tunnel while hoping we survive another possible layoff.
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A study in Social Psychological and Personality Science found that making people feel powerful increased their clarity and compassion when they had to lay off an employee in a hypothetical situation, but only when they knew they had to explain their layoff approach to others.
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"No major company would use tools to conduct a layoff where a disproportionate share of those let go were African Americans or women," said Cathy Ventrell-Monsees, senior attorney adviser with the EEOC and former director of age litigation for the senior lobbying giant AARP.
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And in yet another sign that hiring is cooling off, the median number of weeks that people remain unemployed, at 9.6 weeks, has been ticking up in recent months, suggesting that people aren't finding jobs as quickly as they used to after a layoff.
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Known as the ERE case - the Spanish term for a layoff program - the scandal embroiled several well-known figures of the Socialist old guard and had national repercussions, contributing to the party losing its 36-year grip on power in the southern region in December.
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Winnipeg, playing its first game after a week-long layoff following a two-game split with the Florida Panthers in the NHL Global Series in Helsinki, Finland, did not show any rust, bolting out to a 2-0 lead in the first 14 minutes.
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The algorithm draws on more than 1 billion data points and 143,000 sources to track events that can impact employment volatility, such as general labor market trends, company-level social media sentiment, employee churn indicators (like hiring or layoff announcements) and industry news and events.
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As for what the refocusing will mean for the employees currently working on the wearable side of things at Adidas, a spokesperson for the company told Women's Wear Daily, "I don't know that 'layoff' is the right word[…]hopefully finding them other places in the organization."
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The same day the layoff news broke, BuzzFeed News reported that a former JUUL executive, Siddharth Breja, alleged in a lawsuit that the company's previous leadership shipped out contaminated and year-old pods, and that he was let go in retaliation for raising objections after the fact.
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If your employer gives you some lead time to prepare for the layoff, focus on fattening your emergency fund, which should cover at least three to six months' worth of expenses, said Marguerita Cheng, a CFP and CEO of Blue Ocean Global Wealth in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
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She has a plethora of outside advisers helping her make the layoff decisions, especially McKinsey & Co. Others — such as Goldman Sachs and Qatalyst Partners — are helping the company wade through a number of other thorny issues, including the separation of its stake in China's Alibaba Group.
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With Dwyane Wade (elbow) back in the lineup following a lengthy layoff, Chicago blew a nine-point lead in the final four-plus minutes to fall into a tie with Miami for the eighth and final playoff spot in the East, a game behind seventh-place Indiana.
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Woods, who returned to competition three weeks ago after a near 10-month layoff during which he had spinal fusion surgery, began working with Como after a forgettable 2014 season during which injuries limited him to seven official PGA Tour events, missing the cut in two.
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In beating Czech Tomas Berdych in straight sets, the Swiss became the first man to reach 11 finals at the All England Club - making the contention that, after knee surgery and a six-month layoff, he is back to his best at 35 more compelling than ever.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Stan Wawrinka, looking to play himself back into form after a long layoff due to a knee surgery, survived a scare to advance to the Sofia Open quarter-finals with a 4-6 6-2 6-63 win over Slovakian qualifier Martin Klizan on Thursday.
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The slowdown in layoff activity in June is reflected in the year-to-date totals as well, with the number of planned workforce reductions falling by 22009 percent to 25,2000 in the first six months of 2017 from more than 313,000 in the first half of 2016.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Neymar needs at least five matches to return to top form after a long injury layoff, but Brazil have not asked their talismanic forward to gamble on his fitness just to be improve their chances at the World Cup, coach Tite said on Thursday.
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Republican pollster Brett Loyd said in an interview that aired Thursday on "What America's Thinking" that Americans should look to foreign automobile makers building cars on U.S. soil as a sign of progress despite news General Motors will layoff 2628,28503 jobs and close four U.S. factories.
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AUCKLAND (Reuters) - Serena Williams saw the Auckland Open as the ideal event to return from a long injury layoff and work on her game ahead of the year's first grand slam, while New Zealand's largest city hoped her presence would take the tournament to a new level.
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He lined up St. Louis center Robert Thomas and knocked him off his skates, delighting the crowd and sending an unmistakable message to rest of the Blues: The Bruins had woken up from their 11-day layoff, and they were ready to fight for the Stanley Cup.
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In a representative recent study, for instance, sedentary older men who completed 12 weeks of weight training gained muscle strength and size, much of which they lost during a subsequent 12-week layoff, but all of which returned within only eight weeks of returning to the gym.
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Woods, competing for the first time after a near 269-month layoff during which he had spinal fusion surgery, appeared pain free at the Albany course on the island of New Providence where he mixed five birdies with two bogeys for a three-under-par 279.
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Perhaps you — again, spitballing — worked 60 hours a week for the past year and still aren't getting a raise, or you recently watched the Layoff Angel of Death sweep through your company and realized that being available at all hours of the day didn't save anyone's job.
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"The company has respected the Supreme Court's ruling that the layoff was excessive although some grounds of its disciplinary action were accepted and the company has completed measures such as reinstatement," Samsung C&T Corp, the unit that runs Everland, said in a statement to Reuters.
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Photo: Getty ImagesElizabeth Holmes lost everything—and nearly $900 million of other people's money—when her bunk blood-testing startup Theranos went into full meltdown, resulting in the layoff of nearly all staff and civil charges of "massive" fraud for Holmes and former company president Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani.
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The 6-foot-11, 244-pound Reath, who began the game out of the lineup for just the third time in two seasons, drilled 13 of 17 shots as LSU (5-573) shot 59 percent from the field and showed no ill effects from its final-exam layoff.
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The sources did not specify which of Didi's business units are affected by the layoff but said Didi will add 2,500 new hires by the end of the year to work on company priorities, which will give the company a total headcount of about 13,000 staff around the world.
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O'Neill, who in 2006 was the last trainer to ship a horse — the fourth-place finisher Sam's Ace — from the West Coast to the Florida Derby, said that while the bonus factored into the decision to ship Nyquist, he also liked the five-week layoff before the Kentucky Derby.
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For him, the long layoff is brutal in two ways: First, it offers Gulati plenty of time to make a move if he so chooses, while also meaning that Klinsmann — if he continues on — will have to live with the sting of this past week for quite some time.
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But among those sized up in the confidential spreadsheet, fully 80 percent of older employees — those with the most years of service but no points and therefore most vulnerable to layoff — were rated by superiors as good enough to stay at their current job levels or be promoted.
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Lorilynn King, a 55-year-old IT specialist who worked from her home in Loveland, Colorado, had been with IBM almost as long as Alpern by May 2016 when her manager called to tell her the company was conducting a layoff and her name was on the list.
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While other fighters received months-long suspensions for orthopedic and cosmetic injuries, a winning and virtually unscathed fighter gets an interminable layoff for disobeying the commission's wishes: apparently, Gaethje defied a written warning against jumping on the cage that the Colorado commission gave him sometime before the fight.
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A former entrepreneur who reinvented himself as a bar and restaurant owner after a job layoff, Hickenlooper styles himself as an outsider to Washington politics who brought environmentalists and oil company executives to the table to craft energy policy, and presided over his state's pioneering but complicated transition to legalized marijuana.
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According to Israel's Manufacturers' Association, even a 1 billion shekel ($265 million) cut in the defense budget will lead to the layoff of more than 2,000 workers, mostly from small- and medium-sized subcontractors that have a "to be or not to be" dependence on orders from the Israeli defense establishment.
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"… While we have an exciting set of initial commercial customers using Hustle successfully, it was premature to aggressively expand our team — we need the time to do the research with our customers and build the right product to support industries beyond politics and non-profits," Lindsay wrote in the layoff announcement.
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Rapinoe — who tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee in December but has returned to full practice ahead of the Olympics — attended three negotiating sessions during her layoff but expressed frustration about a lack of movement "or even a respectable response" from U.S. Soccer, particularly its president, Sunil Gulati.
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He said the company also presented to regional authorities a temporary layoff plan for all of its around 14,800 workers for an unspecified period of time, but added that not all of them should be affected, The workers would keep 80% of their salary, among other benefits, the spokesman added.
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At the same time, it announced that it would temporarily layoff the majority of its store workforce along with any other workers that are not supporting its ecommerce platform or who are unable to work from home; these workers would be furloughed from April 5 until further notice, it said.
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Avery Bradley, who ranks second to Thomas on the team in made 295-pointers (68) and second to center Kelly Olynyk in 3-point percentage (37.6), returned from a three-game layoff on Sunday but missed his only three tries beyond the arc and is 1-of-13 in his last four contests.
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When trying to differentiate between whether a layoff will lead to renewed growth or if there's more bad news down the line, Lynn Taylor, workplace expert and author of "Tame Your Terrible Office Tyrant: How to Manage Childish Boss Behavior and Thrive in Your Job," says to pay attention to company culture.
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White was coming of an arduous 14-month layoff with injury before that fight and expertly avoided Lobov's power by staying out of range and picking his opponent off with a solid jab and some precise flurries of strikes—leaving Lobov visibly frustrated much like he was in the TUF finale against Hall.
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"One passed, the layoff protection for contracted airport workers could be the difference between families going hungry and facing homelessness or holding on safely to survive along with the industry they serve," Kyle Bragg, president of 32BJ SEIU, which represents airline contract workers in the New York area, said in a statement.
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Sloane Stephens, not all that far removed from an 11-month layoff because of a foot injury, and Ashleigh Barty, back on tour after an extended hiatus playing professional cricket, faced each other in a third-round match at the U.S. Open, where Stephens easily advanced with a 6-2, 6-4 victory.
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Dom Whipple—the notorious corporate raider, the scourge of boardrooms near and far, the layoff king—had traded his entire fortune for a one-way ticket to a distant planet, and even guys like Lenny Westerfeld, a man he had once blackmailed into an early retirement, had come to bid Dom farewell.
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My earning power peaked at 44 until it crumbled from a corporate layoff that coincided with my having gone from being the youngest person in the room to being the oldest, like the aged-out "wunderkind" TV production company head whom Pamela Druckerman quotes in her fine eulogy for her mademoiselle years.
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ET, FSN Sun (Miami), FSN Southeast (Atlanta) ABOUT THE HEAT (25-29): While the deadline day passed with no drama in Miami, the team could be bolstered by the return of guard Josh Richardson (ankle), who was a full participant in Wednesday's practice and is expected to return from a 23-game layoff.
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But Indian Wells has had to wait, and this duel comes at a unique moment in the sisters' careers with Serena, a 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, unseeded and unranked after her long layoff but clearly still a threat after defeating Zarina Diyas and Bertens in the first two rounds without losing a set.
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Make sure that you have copies of all documents explaining the terms of your compensation or pay, that you understand all the terms of your contracts, and that you know what would happen to you if your employment ends in different ways, such as during a layoff, termination "without cause," termination for "cause," or resignation.
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While planning a wedding and a honeymoon usually consume an engaged couple's financial-planning radar, we also decided to take into consideration planning for an emergency fund so if something sudden happens (like a job layoff or a health issue) we'd be prepared with a chunk of cash set away to help manage that situation.
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Golden Knights 4, Hurricanes 3 Alex Tuch scored his seventh goal of the season with 2:28 remaining as Vegas returned from a layoff to hold off Carolina in Raleigh, N.C. Tuch's winning goal came just six seconds into a power play and only 233 seconds after Sebastian Aho tied the game for Carolina.
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Unions have been awaiting news of product plans to see whether workers, some of whom have been on temporary layoff schemes for years, would be brought back, Marchionne initially promised to fill all European plants by the end of 2018, but in June said that goal would likely slip to the end of the current strategy plan in 2022.
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"There is a palpable sense that the opportunity to reach the middle class and remain in it is receding for many middle-income households," she said, noting recent Fed surveys that found 60 percent of middle-income families don't have enough savings to cover three months of expenses, leaving them financially vulnerable to a layoff or other economic shock.
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Similar to cases in California and New York, the plaintiffs, who are filing the lawsuit in district court in Ramsey County in St. Paul, argue that the state's tenure and layoff laws disproportionately harm poor, minority children because, they say, the most ineffective teachers are more likely to be assigned to public schools with high concentrations of those children.
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Read more: 'This is just another piece of the puzzle': Amazon is now rolling out branded tractors in its latest move to become a full-fledged trucking company"This mass layoff is expected to be permanent," Inpax CEO Leonard Wright wrote in his letter to the state of Georgia, according to a document posted by the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
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Federer's dark post-bathtime of the soul feels different from the typical sports layoff, I think, because it brings to the surface a tension that's been seeping into his persona for a few years now: How do you square the image of the transcendent, unchanging champion with the fact of a player who is growing old?
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It has been tough to be a retail employee in 2017, as over-stored retailers have been forced to shutter their facilities and layoff workers "Our associates make the holidays come to life in our stores, and we are thankful for everything they do to help our customers have the best possible shopping experience," McKenna said.
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Sophomore Joey Baker scored a career-best 22 points, and Vernon Carey Jr. added 224 points and 218 rebounds as fourth-ranked Duke returned to action from a layoff and drubbed visiting Wofford 205-275 on Thursday night in Durham, N.C. There was no encore for Wofford, which toppled North Carolina four days earlier in nearby Chapel Hill.
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"That prospect that there may be future employment, while they're on layoff, may keep some of these workers hopeful that they come back to GM." Although the manufacturing sector discharges about 100,000 people per month across the country, dumping several thousand people at once in a single town inherently makes it harder for everyone to find new jobs without moving.
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Coming back after a long layoff, it's virtually impossible to recap all the threads left dangling after season one, except to say the amusement park for adults that Michael Crichton conjured -- and showrunners Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy have cleverly updated for modern times -- has imploded in a big way, resulting in an every-robot-for-him-or-herself melee on multiple fronts.
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The quality of hourly work is decliningThe traditional view of the hourly worker as the clock-punching factory hand – often the member of a union, with decent healthcare and layoff benefits – has given way to enormous service sectors that offer the most casual of employment on an hourly basis – often with few hours of work available to workers even in good times.
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The CDC says healthcare workers who can't get a mask should use a bandana or scarf as a 'last resort' as supplies run short'It is unclear why quality control did not detect this issue': Early CDC tests couldn't distinguish between coronavirus and waterStunning layoff figures from 11 states show the skyrocketing number of Americans that are losing work due to coronavirus
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On Monday Kik CEO Ted Livingston published a Medium article explaining that the company had decided to kill Kik and layoff employees due to complications stemming from its tussle with the SEC, which sued the company earlier this year for raising money in 2017 through a cryptocurrency sale when it launched Kin—a tactic the SEC sees as an illegal unregistered securities offering.
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But Carrier just delivered a new round of layoff notices to hundreds of workers — and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE could have stopped it.
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The Team Alpha Male rep is undoubtedly eager to rebound from this skid, and there are few options more intriguing in this regard than Jung, whose status as a long-time contender makes him a legitimate test, but whose long layoff also renders him a step down in competition from the McGregor-Edgar gauntlet that Mendes ran in the latter half of 2015.
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