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With Foot Locker the latest chain to warn of future closures, retail centers in Connecticut and nationally continue to have success landing new tenants.

After years of growth, career-services firm Indeed announced Wednesday it would lay off about 2,200 employees. The impact on CT-based employees is unclear.

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Another national company takes sides in the culture war.

Accenture, which currently employs over seven lakh people, has said it will cut 19,000 workers, while job portal Indeed has announced a stuff reduction of 15 per cent in ‘nearly every team, function, level, and region’

Job losses at Accenture have come in a black week for Dublin, amid further workforce cuts at Indeed and Workhuman.

The widespread tech industry downturn is affecting job postings, resulting in workforce reductions from job listing providers.

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Irish staff being briefed as group chief executive warns of challenging period for revenue at the business

Layoffs: The job search platform has laid off 2,200 employees, which accounts for 15 percent of its workforce, and with this, it became the latest firm to make the massive job cuts. Earlier, tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Twitter among others have laid off thousands of its employees.