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Employee Reductions In Force, Furloughs And Other Cost-Savings Measures - Redundancy/Layoff - Vimarsana News

Employee Reductions In Force, Furloughs And Other Cost-Savings Measures - Redundancy/Layoff

With the end of the 2022 second quarter and inflation at a record high in more than four decades, some employers may be forced to take measures to reduce overall operational expenses.

Source: mondaq.com
Toyota Financial cuts 322 jobs in Cedar Rapids as part of office closure plan - Vimarsana News

Toyota Financial cuts 322 jobs in Cedar Rapids as part of office closure plan

Corridor Business Journal: Toyota Financial Services will eliminate 322 positions at the company’s Cedar Rapids customer service center, according to

GoLocalProv | Santander to Lay Off Nearly 200 in RI Next Month - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Santander to Lay Off Nearly 200 in RI Next Month

Santander Bank is expected to lay off nearly 200 employees in Rhode Island next month.

Amazon delivery service provider lays off 52 employees in Milford - Vimarsana News

Amazon delivery service provider lays off 52 employees in Milford

Valdivia Logistics LLC, a shipping company based in Atlanta, has laid off 52 employees from its Milford facility, where it provided delivery services for online retailer Amazon, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Act filing with the state.

COVID-19 News For Western Mass 5-3-21 | WHMP 101.5 / 1240 & 1400 AM - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 News For Western Mass 5-3-21 | WHMP 101.5 / 1240 & 1400 AM

5 hours ago in Local Photo: WHMP BOSTON (AP) – After an initial surge in vaccinations against COVID-19, the number of people receiving the shots in Massachusetts has been declining for nine days. The state’s day for peak inoculations came April 22, three days after all adults became eligible for the shots on April 19. Vaccine providers say they’re pivoting to a new phase where outreach will become the top priority, with more mobile sites popping up in hard-to-reach communities. Some operators have opened walk-in clinics where no appointments are required...

Source: whmp.com