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LAYOFF DAILY
Mon 4-20-2009
Brown-Forman -250
Bosch in South Carolina -225
Indiana Historical Society -7
Legg Mason -40
DSM Chemicals -80
MassMutual -65
GM -1,600
San Fran Newspaper Drivers -90
iLevel -66
Tele Atlas -140
Dassault Falcon -25
Hinkley Yachts -26
TOTAL - 2,614 est
Sarah Kostecki,
a 24-year-old sales associate in New York, graduated last year from DePaul University with a major in international studies and $87,000 in debt, translating to monthly payments of $685, the vast majority of which are private loans. The payments represent more than a third of her take-home pay, and to help her make ends meet, her grandparents are giving her $200 a month toward her debt this year. Beginning in January, she'll be on her own, and she worries about falling behind. "It feels like I'm being punished for having gone to school," Ms. Kostecki says.
Originally posted by spinkyboo
LAYOFF DAILY
Mon 4-20-2009
Brown-Forman -250
Bosch in South Carolina -225
Indiana Historical Society -7
Legg Mason -40
DSM Chemicals -80
MassMutual -65
GM -1,600
San Fran Newspaper Drivers -90
iLevel -66
Tele Atlas -140
Dassault Falcon -25
Hinkley Yachts -26
Georgia-Pacific -39
99 Cents Only Stores -308
Screen Actors Guild -35
Park Nicollet Health -233
UPDATE - from yesterday -
TOTAL - 3,229
Also this from today - from editor of LAYOFF DAILY
Tue 4-21-2009
Editor is burned-out and taking a break.
Stay tuned.
and - on a lighter note....
Strip Club Has Topless Job Fair
www.msnbc.msn.com...
Originally posted by David9176
It's not going to matter. We're toast either way. Stimulus makes it worse though.
No matter what they try to do it won't change the fact that we are a debtor nation.
Our debt will continue to rise along with inflation.
We cannot survive this way and nothing is being done to change that. NOTHING.
Our time at the top is almost over and the rest of the world knows it.
I'm sad to say, but I think you are right. No ammount of "positive thinking" is going to change the facts, and they get clearer everyday.
When it goes bad, and it will soon it seems, it ain't going to be pretty.
Stock up folks, take a look at your situation, and make your plans for the big show. it's going to start soon. the previews are playing now, and the main feature will start in a short while.
LAYOFF DAILY
Thur 4-23-2009
Arena Pharmaceuticals -130
Mark Andy Inc. -58
GM to Temporarily Shut 13 Plants for two months -26,000
Association of Fundraising Professionals -6
Alcoa Davenport Works -275
Freescale Semiconductor -69
City of Wilmington, DE -75
Eaton Corp. -66
GM Marketing Staff -45
Arizona school employees and teachers -5,500
Accent Marketing Services -163
Issaquah School Board -158
California Pacific Medical -200
University of Central FL -520
Agilent -300
Hampshire Group -15
Seattle Schools -70
City of Mansfield Police -18
Capital One -60
TOTAL - 33,735 +
and we still have a couple of hours to go.
I added the 26,000 - not to sensationalize - but because - for at least 2 months
there will be this many more people out of work - and collecting benefits.
Let's hope for new and better technology -
that these folks can go back to work doing.
and...
Continued Unemployment claims at a record 640K, up 27K from last week Department of Labor: 300K jobs lost in March from mass layoffs
Survey: 25% of Large U.S. Companies Considering additional layoffs