Sentences with phrase «biggest layoffs of»

Editor's note: Due to an error in Challenger, Gray & Christmas» data, a previous version of this story incorrectly included DuPont on a list of the 10 biggest layoffs of 2015.

Not exact matches

He points to organisations that are more uncertain about the future, the fact that there have been significant layoffs, and a bigger use of contract workers.

Don't expect mass layoffs in IT even as the world's biggest companies move more of their workload to the cloud, Oracle's Mark Hurd says.

Don't expect mass layoffs of IT workers even as the world's biggest companies move more of their workload to the cloud, said Oracle Co-CEO Mark Hurd.

Some were excited about the possibility of bigger budgets for video productions and more corporate perks, others expressed concern about layoffs and many had no idea what to expect.

It's hard to see the positive in a cut that big, especially since it follows an ongoing trickle of layoffs over the past few months.

Amid news of all those big company layoffs, the Wall Street Journal files a report about a small tile maker in Minerva, Ohio engaged in its own wrenching round of layoffs.»

That's when I almost got hit by the first big round of layoffs at our company (see Why I started this blog).

With the economy such as it is, people are losing their jobs due to the state of the economy, such as we have seen with the massive layoffs in big industries like the automobile industry.

As industry job cuts top 200,000 worldwide, Exxon has kept its 75,300 - strong workforce intact with none of the sweeping layoffs seen at other oil companies, including its biggest U.S. rival Chevron Corp. «Exxon is just stronger financially than anyone else out there,» Brian Youngberg, an analyst at Edward Jones & Co. in St. Louis, said in an interview.

Every sport book today is computerized, Back in my day money always moved the line if a player was respected, and if the squares tossed enough money on a game most books would move the line a little, However the big books would just sit and even take layoffs from the small stores, They knew even if the squares got hot in the end the juice would eat em up.Gone are the days when Billy Walters and his crew would move the line 3 and 4 points, I'm talking sides not totals, Forget about what they did to the horseshoe with totals in the NBA, Back then you could catch small non computerized stores with bad lines to begin with, imagine a three point move and the small store or corner bookie is off on the line a few points to begin with, I could catch some game with 6 and seven point advantages, with computers today if you can catch a half or one point advantage your lucky.Even if you know the group moving the line most of these store move the lines on air, when I say air they just watch the screen from D.B. And move the line before they even get hit, Hell even the big stores have the sharps on small limits per call.

But I am not sure if Walcott can successfully run this race now, because of the long layoff he had as a result of that big injury he got.

It's not the sort of injury that should be an ongoing concern, and Van Dijk's career injury record is exemplary, but given Liverpool's fitness issues under Klopp any extended layoff for a big new signing has to at least give pause.

The age of your child plays a big role in how you approach the topic of job loss — after all, small children won't understand if you start talking about layoffs, downsizing, or the economy.

I remember this story often when life feels overwhelming, when big things like layoffs and sicknesses hit, and when small things like cranky toddlers, piles of laundry, and broken refrigerators annoy.

with people like you doing nothing all day, you're a big part of our problems sounds like NY needs another round of mass layoffs.

New Yorkers are split, 4 - 47, on the idea of layoffs, which Cuomo is reportedly mulling in big numbers — anywhere form 10,000 to 15,000 jobs may be on the chopping block when he unveils his budget next week.

As Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced his team to start negotiations with the two biggest public employee unions his director of state operations, Howard Glaser, was telling state lawmakers the administration will move ahead with the layoff process if a contracted deal isn't reached in the next four weeks.

Still reeling from the effects of the 2008 recession, suburban governments across Greater New York and in New Jersey are closing big budget deficits with a measure of last resort: public - sector layoffs.

Layoffs are always a possibility in industrial science, but the flip side is that companies offer substantially higher salaries than those available at universities or the National Institutes of Health (NIH)-- and, in some instances, stock options that can pay off big if a venture hits the jackpot.

As defendants, the state and its two biggest teachers unions tried to persuade the judge that in four weeks of testimony, the plaintiffs — nine students — did not present enough evidence to prove that the five contested statutes governing teacher dismissal, tenure and layoffs deny students right to an effective education.

Sacramento Superintendent Jonathan Raymond agrees with Jacobs that exempting some schools from layoffs is a short - term solution that doesn't get at the bigger question of which teachers help students most.

He wanted to talk about political influence and big - money funders through the lens of two reform - oriented school systems — New Orleans (suggesting that teacher layoffs could be blamed on TFA and not Hurricane Katrina) and Chicago (pointing to school closings and mayoral control, as if either of those two policies had anything to do with TFA).

There may be no arguing with the likelihood of layoffs, and certainly we've all learned to say Big Five instead of Big Six.

However, with rumors mounting of major layoffs and new CEO Thorsten Heins predicting another operating loss for the next quarter, RIM's had bigger issues on its plate for a while.

Chances are your path to retirement is going to include any number of unexpected twists: a career change, a big promotion, a layoff, a home purchase, a divorce, lean years while raising kids, an inheritance.

The arrival of one of the national big box pet specialty chains was usually enough to get mom - and - pop pet retailers scouting for new locations and bracing their staff for inevitable layoffs or schedule reductions.

However, the company is not as big as it once was as it faced a number of layoffs recently while still part of Activision.

News of big firm layoffs have gone from a few early drips and drabs just months ago to a daily torrent, with firms cutting staff and attorneys by the dozens.

At Law Librarians News / House of Butter we don't believe as Above The Law do that the layoffs are only due to the fact that there's a squeeze on law firms once again and that «big law» as the say in the USA has had to shed jobs in 2013.

Unfortunately, as noted, at bigger firms, mass layoffs have been the tactic of choice to cut costs.

But what happens when a major law firm conference falls in the middle of the biggest wave of lawyer layoffs in recent history?

As Carolyn notes, most of the lawyers mentioned by the Business Journal left their big firms voluntarily, not because of layoffs.

Now that law firm layoffs are accelerating (hitting a total of 6,600 since January 2008), everyone's talking about the need for big change.

In his interview with Bloomberg Law's Lee Pacchia, MacEwen observes that the combination of legal outsourcing and too many attorneys at bigger firms will likely lead to more layoffs because the business is just not keeping up with the operating expenses of large law firms.

As news of redundancies and pay freezes begins to emerge in the wake of this June's referendum, the results of the latest Big Question survey highlight the widespread concerns over the impact of the vote, with many partners of the belief that layoffs are inevitable.

The «big beast» in the US legal media and rankings world at the minute (ALM's latest round of layoffs in some way a reflection of Law360's success), Law Firm Media Professionals will host a Law360 team consisting of editor - in - charge Anne Urda and several assistant managing editors — Shannon Henson, Ian Thoms and Kerry Benn.

The downturn in the economy, big law firm layoffs and the growing popularity of the Internet and Social Media have driven lawyers to ask for help with marketing.

With so many layoffs in the news, travel insurance companies and providers are seeing increased interest in their policies — many of which offer refunds to people laid off before they were scheduled to ship out on a big vacation.

In this week's top stories: Rumors of significant layoffs at Motorola in Chicago, Android P is shaping up to be a big update, and Google + for Android gets a bright new redesign.

And, of course, Google can be a big help, too (see 50 Google Searches to Avoid Layoffs and Weak Employers).

It's a big problem for pharma reps who have gotten caught up in the massive layoffs of the last few years, because when they try to go for a job in, say, medical devices, medical software, or laboratory sales, they're blocked by «pharma reps need not apply.»

If there's ever been something that's generated a «yeah, duh» in the halls of corporate America, it is the following: «Company Z just announced a big layoff.

Each decade will have its own drama, be it child - rearing, layoffs, second careers, and middle - aged angst, along with a big helping of the in - sickness - and - in - health stuff.

Few couples would choose to marry during periods of severe relationship stress, but then, trials come unexpectedly — you can't plan for layoffs, illness or a raging wildfire that forces a change in wedding venue 24 hours before the big event.

I've also read a couple articles that several of the big name companies have announced big layoffs this year.