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October 15, 2008

Pepsi-Cola Layoffs, NBA Layoffs, Man Layoffs, Philips Layoffs, Qimonda Layoffs, Cisco Layoffs

Filed under: Financial News — Tags: , , , , , — Nancy @ 11:11 pm -0700

Pepsi-Cola lays off 3300 Employees and closes 6 Factories because of Poor economy
As the financial crisis sweeps the globe, second-largest beverage maker Pepsi-Cola announced to lay off 3300 employees and close 6 factories to save the cost. In addition, PEP claimed the third-quarter profit fell 9.5% and the company would lower the earnings expectations in the fourth quarter.

Financial Crisis shocks the Sports Field
NBA laid off 9% of employees, and Manchester United trapped in 760 debt, so the financial crisis has shocked the sports field.

European Third-largest Truck Manufacturer will lay off the Employees and reduce the Production
According to German media reports on the 10th, European third-largest truck manufacturer MAN Company plans to lay off the employees and reduce the production. However, the company will mainly lay off the temporary workers so as not to cause great influence on company. According to the report in second quarter, until June, there were 4000 temporary workers in the company.

Philips Layoff Planning
According to foreign media reports, Philips announced on Monday to lay off uncertain number of employees because of declining demand in European and new market.

Qimonda plans to reorganize and lay off 3 thousand people
Qimonda recently claimed a radical restructuring program. Except selling Inotera shares to Micron, Qimonda will change the product focus, reduce production capacity and close production lines. It is predicted that there 3000 employees will receive the layoff notice in Germany and the United States.

Cisco CEO Chambers eat his words and began to lay off
On Oct. 16, Cisco formally submitted the layoff plan of German factory to supervision institution, and the number of layoffs is 129 people.

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October 8, 2008

Global Layoffs (eBay, Volvo Car, HP, Hon Hai, Grand Network)

Filed under: Financial News — Tags: , — Nancy @ 11:43 am -0700

eBay announced to dismiss 10% of Global Employees
Yesterday, eBay announced to dismiss 10% of global employees, which was expected to affect 1,000 employees and hundreds of temporary workers. eBay Chinese company told reporters that the layoffs would involve the Chinese employees, but there would not have too much influence.

Volvo Car Corporation announced to dismiss 3,300 People
Volvo Car Corporation announced on October 8, 2008 that they would dismiss 3,300 employees in global range so as to the face the continuing sluggish sales and the negative impact from the loss.

Hewlett-Packard announced to dismiss 1,400 employees in Germany
According to foreign media reports, Hewlett-Packard announced on Monday that they would have 1400 layoffs within future two years, most of the layoffs would be from EDS. In detail, 1150 layoffs would be from EDS which just purchased by HP, while the rest 250 would be the employees from Hewlett-Packard.

Taiwan richest man: Guo Taiming (Terry Guo) plans to lay off 15%
Guo Taiming (Terry Guo) plans to lay off 15% employees, so 70 thousand employees from Mainland will meet temporary difficulties. It is reported that Guo Taiming (Terry Guo) said: “If the global economy has further deterioration, Hon Hai Group will laid off 10% -15% of employees at the end of this year.”

Chen Tianqiao promises not to lay off the Employees and reduce the Salary
The news on Oct.7 was reported that chairman of Grand Network, Chen Tiaoqiao promised not to lay off the employees and reduce the salaries.

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