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Cisco to lay off 14,000 employees: CRNCisco Systems is laying off about 14,000 employees, representing nearly 20 per cent of the network equipment maker's global workforce, technology news site CRN reported, citing sources close to the company. San Jose, Californi More… |
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Cisco to lay off 14,000 employees: CRNCisco Systems is laying off about 14,000 employees, representing nearly 20 per cent of the network equipment maker's global workforce, technology news site CRN reported, citing sources close to the company. San Jose, Californi More… |
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Boeing eyes big layoffs in satellite divisionBoeing Co on Monday told its workers that it expected to cut as many as "several hundred" jobs in its satellite business through the end of 2015 due to a downturn in US military spending and delays in commercial satellite orders. More… |
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US Navy denies staff layoff plan in BahrainA US Navy spokesman has denied reports that civilian employees in Bahrain could lose their jobs as part of defence budget cuts. The cuts, worth $85 billion, have taken effect since Friday and will involve millions of workers globa More… |
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US Navy denies staff layoff plan in BahrainA US Navy spokesman has denied reports that civilian employees in Bahrain could lose their jobs as part of defence budget cuts. The cuts, worth $85 billion, have taken effect since Friday and will involve millions of workers globa More… |
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Confusion over Gulf Air layoff strategyUnionists are demanding answers amid claims that 120 Gulf Air staff working abroad have lost their jobs and growing uncertainty surrounding voluntary redundancy packages. A lack of official confirmation has created an atmosphere o More… |
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Bahrain MPs vote to stop Gulf Air layoffsBahrain’s parliament members yesterday voted to freeze hundreds of redundancies taking place at national airline Gulf Air as part of a major restructuring plan to safeguard the airline's future. They unanimously approved More… |
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Gulf Air union demands higher payoutUnionists at Bahrain’s national carrier Gulf Air are demanding increased severance packages ahead of proposed mass layoffs as part of a major downsizing. The Gulf Air Trade Union (GATU) met management of the airline yesterda More… |
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Union to discuss Gulf Air's layoff planUnionists at Bahrain's national airline Gulf Air are set to meet with the management today seeking answers about the future of thousands of staff who could be facing redundancy. Our sister publication the Gulf Daily News (GDN) More… |
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Bahrain businessmen warn of massive layoffsBahrain's business owners are warning of a massive wave of layoffs this year amid ongoing economic stagnation, according to a report. They are no longer in a position to maintain local workforce due to repercussions of the global econo More… |
