Layoff tracker – 91,665 lose job in America

Number of layoffs since Nov. 1, 2008, at America’s 500 largest public companies:

91,665

Latest Layoffs:

Dec. 1: PepsiCo pink-slips 87 workers at an Oklahoma Gatorade plant.

Nov. 25: Dana Holding cuts 50 jobs at Missouri factory. Plant makes axels for Ford Motor, General Motors and Nissan.

Nov. 24: BlackRock fires 10 of its investing staff.

Nov. 21: Manufactured-home builder Clayton Homes, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, dismisses 90 from corporate headquarters in Tennessee.

Nov. 21: International Paper closes Louisiana Mill indefinitely due to poor pulp demand. Fires 550.

Nov. 21: Western Union cuts 200 jobs globally. Blames “challenging economic environment.” 

 

 

Date Company1 Total Laid Off2 Industry
12/01/2008 PepsiCo 87 Food
11/25/2008 Dana Holding 50 Durables
11/24/2008 BlackRock 10 Financials
11/21/2008 Berkshire Hathaway 215 Finance
11/21/2008 International Paper 550 Materials
11/21/2008 Western Union 200 Business Services
11/20/2008 Bank of New York Mellon 1,800 Banking
11/20/2008 Whirlpool 100 Durables
11/20/2008 Boeing 800 Aerospace
11/19/2008 General Motors 5,758 Durables
11/18/2008 Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold 600 Materials
11/17/2008 Citigroup 53,000 Banking
11/14/2008 Sun Microsystems 6,000 Technology
11/13/2008 United States Steel 675 Materials
11/12/2008 Applied Materials 1,800 Technology
11/12/2008 Las Vegas Sands 11,000 Leisure
11/12/2008 Morgan Stanley 2,000 Finance
11/12/2008 Liberty Media 910 Retailing
11/12/2008 Textron 665 Conglomerates
11/11/2008 AK Steel Holding 800 Materials
11/7/2008 Ford Motor 2,600 Durables
11/6/2008 Mattel 1,000 Household
11/6/2008 MGM Mirage 400 Leisure
11/6/2008 Omnicom Group 145 Media
11/4/2008 Hartford Financial Services Group 500 Finance

Curtesy : FORBES

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