Large-Scale Layoffs Slow
January 28th, 2010 admin
Businesses may not have begun their hiring sprees yet, but they’ve cut back on the layoffs. A seasonally adjusted 153,127 workers were let go in 1,726 mass layoff events in December, the Labor Department said Wednesday. A mass layoff is an incident in which a single employer terminates 50 or more workers. Employers laid off 10,696 fewer workers in December than the previous month, resulting in the smallest number of mass layoffs – and people laid off as a result – …
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The number of people let go in mass layoffs rose in January after four straight months of declines. Employers laid-off 182,261 workers, seasonally adjusted, in 1,761 mass layoff events last month, the Labor Department said Tuesday . A mass layoff is when a single employer terminates at least 50 people. Manufacturing employers laid off 104,846 workers...
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