job cuts

New York state has been hit particularly hard by the job cuts.

Officials said the job cuts would be made across the board.

That would be on top of 20,000 job cuts the company has made in the last 18 months.

The company would not say where it expected the job cuts to fall.

They said the job cuts were made throughout the company.

More than half the job cuts will be in Japan.

Those were the first job cuts seen in the station's history.

The company said the job cuts would come over the next nine months.

The job cuts will reduce the company's work force of 1,500 by about 4 percent.

The company has not set any goals for job cuts in the coming year.

"We are beginning to see benefits of big job cuts in the industry."

In the end, 16,000 job cuts allowed the bank to break even.

The board is likely to decide on more job cuts.

The number of job cuts has not been determined, the company said.

The jobs cuts account for 8 percent of its work force.

The job cuts represent 11 percent of the company's work force, the company said at the time.

When the job cuts are completed, the company will have a work force of 65,000 people.

Before job cuts, the new company would employ about 55,000 people.

For many of them, that has meant huge job cuts.

Five hundred of the job cuts will be made in Atlanta, the company said.

The company said it was also considering 2,200 more job cuts in the next two years.

Indeed, in recent months drug companies alone have announced job cuts of at least 18,000.

That was the third wave of job cuts at the paper in three weeks.

The move follows 1,100 job cuts in Europe last week.

The job cuts will not end with this reduction, either.