November 20 , 2012
Deutsche Bank Oppenheim Unit - Some Job Cuts
Blaschak Coal Corporation - Temp Layoffs
Yakima County Jail Wash. - 11
Elyria Foundry - Fire = Some Layoffs
Endicott Interconnect NY - Layoffs Reported
The Islip Town NY - Approved Budget = 22 Layoffs
Everybody should take note of bravo's dishonesty in these job posts. Obamacare has zero to do with the reasons they're laying off workers. And his first company isn't even in the US, gee, how did Obama manage that?
Sal. Oppenheim jr. & Cie. AG & Co. KGaA is a European Private Bank, currently headquartered in Cologne, Germany. It manages and administers €138 billion of assets and
employs around 3,800 employees in more than 30 sites in Germany and Europe. In October 2009, Deutsche Bank announced plans to buy Oppenheim, a purchase which was completed in March 2010.
MAHANOY CITY -
Blaschak Coal Corporation has temporarily laid off workers at its three mining operations in order to reduce its inventory of coal, with workers to return in early December. Blaschak President/CEO Greg Driscoll said employees will return to work on Dec. 3.
YAKIMA, Wash. -- More people are off the job at the
Yakima County Jail and, more layoffs could be on the way. Jail costs climbed too high while fewer prisoners came through the door. Action News looked at whether the staff is being cut too thin for your safety. Nine officers and two administrators were laid off this month. The cuts were made to help save a million-dollar shortfall in this year's jail budget.
ELYRIA, Ohio -
Elyria Foundry said it was forced to lay off a number of employees following Friday night's fire at the business.“We care deeply about our associates and are doing what we can, such as continuing health insurance benefits..."
BROOME COUNTY, N.Y. -- More layoffs at a local company after business slows down.
Endicott Interconnect Technologies, with a range of electronic platform businesses, announced Friday it is laying off 55 employees effective immediately. The layoffs aren't specific to any department and the company said the decision is the result of contract delays.
The Islip Town Board approved a $111 million budget, which includes a 28 percent increase in Town taxes, at a special meeting Monday afternoon. The 2013 budget was cut by $8 million following a public backlash against a preliminary budget that had called for a 65-percent hike in Town taxes. The reduced budget eliminates 22 full-time positions in the Town, including seven from the public safety department, four from the Town's shellfish hatchery in East Islip and two from the the Town's Assessor's Office.
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