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557 Hospital IT Jobs Vanish in One Outsourcing Deal at Trinity Health

Trinity Health filed a WARN notice for 557 IT layoffs in Livonia after outsourcing its service desk. Lawyers are questioning whether notice was adequate.

September 8, 2026Read Article

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550 Campbell's Office Roles Are Gone and Early Retirement Did Most of the Cutting

Campbell's cut more than 550 salaried roles, about 13 percent, using early retirement and layoffs. The voluntary route carries rights most people sign away.

September 8, 2026Read Article

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Google Cuts Its Biggest Hardware Team Outside the US While Expanding AI in Taipei

Google is cutting in Taiwan while raising Taipei AI office space by 60 percent. No headcount confirmed, but the direction of travel is clear for hardware staff.

September 8, 2026Read Article

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Wonder Cut 7 Percent of Its Workforce and Blamed Automation Not Store Sales

Wonder cut 7 percent of its staff in corporate teams only, saying the money is moving to robotics, automation and fewer layers of management.

September 7, 2026Read Article

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Jaguar Land Rover Becomes the Second Carmaker in a Week to Confirm Mass Job Cuts

Jaguar Land Rover opened a voluntary redundancy programme for salaried staff as it moves to save £1.7bn over two years, days after Volkswagen cut.

September 7, 2026Read Article

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Volkswagen Signs Off on 100,000 Job Cuts After Months of Boardroom Deadlock

Volkswagen approved 50,000 more job cuts on September 3, taking its 2030 total to 100,000 and putting four German plants under formal review.

September 7, 2026Read Article

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News

State of the Workforce August 2026 - The Rebound You Could Not Apply To

US payrolls rose 162,000 in August 2026 and June and July were revised up by 55,000. But 101,000 of that gain came from restaurants and school staff alone.

September 7, 2026Read Article

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Employers Cut 52,881 Jobs in August and AI Fell to the Fourth Most Cited Reason

US employers announced 52,881 job cuts in August, up 58 percent from July but the lowest August since 2022. AI dropped to the fourth most cited reason.

September 4, 2026Read Article

Government Jobs

Kansas Rebuilt Unemployment Filing With AI and What Laid Off Workers Should Expect in 2026

Kansas cut unemployment benefit processing times by nearly 80 percent and now handles 90 percent of claims without an agent. What it means when you file.

September 3, 2026Read Article

Jobs

CVS Store Closures Are Reshaping Retail Pharmacy Jobs in 2026

CVS is closing weaker stores while opening about 60 new ones, its first net growth in years. What the reshuffle means for pharmacy careers.

September 3, 2026Read Article

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Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs and What a Flatter Org Chart Means for Middle Managers

Uber is cutting 3,300 jobs, about 10 percent of staff, and reducing managers by 20 percent. What a flatter org chart means for your career.

September 3, 2026Read Article

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Oracle Cuts Up to 3,000 India Jobs as Microsoft Puts 500 Staff on Performance Plans

Oracle is cutting up to 3,000 India roles, roughly 10 percent of its staff there, while Microsoft moves 500 onto performance plans. What both mean for you.

September 2, 2026Read Article

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