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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundIBM downsizes U.S. layoff plans
July 29, 2004 A source says internal efforts will leave 1,000 fewer U.S. workers without jobs this year.Fewer pink slips for techies
February 17, 2005 Government report also suggests that offshore outsourcing played just a small role in mass layoffs in the fourth quarter.IBM lays off employees in software group
November 20, 2003 Big Blue lays off around 200 employees as part of its ongoing effort to reduce costs. Employees in about two-dozen locations in the United States are affected.IBM to cut almost 1,600 more jobs
May 30, 2007 In second layoff round this month, Big Blue is trimming its U.S. services business in response to market shift toward shorter contracts.AOL layoffs due next month
November 2, 2004 update Faced with continuing subscriber loss, America Online will cut 5 percent of its work force, a source says.Lost your job? Don't look overseas
June 10, 2004 Labor Department stats: Very few layoffs linked to offshoring, most fears are in projections.Novell plans European layoffs
August 2, 2005 Job cuts are expected to save profit-challenged Linux booster up to $4 million per quarter.Tech industry sheds fewer jobs in 2004
January 12, 2005 But mergers and outsourcing will keep tech job security in flux, according to report.Survey: Techies feeling more bullish
March 31, 2005 IT workers' confidence in the job market rose this month amid greater job satisfaction, according to a staffing company report.Who wins when jobs move offshore?
October 26, 2003 By moving service jobs to countries with lower labor costs, U.S. companies can save money and focus on creating higher-value positions at home.Clearing up the confusion over outsourcing
August 9, 2004 Forrester Research's John McCarthy ignited a firestorm when he issued a report on the number of U.S. jobs that would wind up overseas. Only one problem: The press botched the story.France puts on business-friendly face
May 25, 2005 Government officials and tech executives concede the country has image problems, but they are trumpeting reforms.Toshiba fleshes out restructuring, cuts
September 18, 2003 The company's U.S. information-systems unit shifts from five product units to three, consolidating goods such as PCs and PDAs into a new division. Layoffs are confirmed.Job confidence down as IT layoff fears up
December 1, 2004 Monthly survey shows tech workers are feeling a bit shakier about the job market.Study: Government data limited on offshoring
September 23, 2004 New report from Congress reveals little on extent of shipping IT and other services work abroad, as debate on the trend heats up.Westward leading, still proceeding in tech hires
December 8, 2004 CIOs expect to add staff early next year, and California is generating the most new U.S. tech jobs, two reports say. Map: Today's tech job hot spots
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