GoLocalProv | Compass Announces a Second Major Round of Layoffs - Firm Owns Lila Delman in RI
The national real estate firm Compass, which bought Lila Delman in January of 2021, has announced its second major round of layoffs in just four months.
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The national real estate firm Compass, which bought Lila Delman in January of 2021, has announced its second major round of layoffs in just four months.
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Yesterday. but just barely. stephanie elam is in new york with a look at whether the games are likely to continue today. hi, stephanie. >> hi, fred. well at this point we are looking for a flat open after a closely watched report on the jobs market came out. payroll processing firm adp says 20,000 jobs in the private sector were lost in february. that's the smallest number of cuts in two years. we'll get the government's monthly report on jobs, that will be on friday. but i can tell you this -- we will see more job cuts coming from the u.s. postal service. the agency's proposing a workforce re...