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Columbus, OH

Tiffin, OH

Two Canadian furniture companies, Dorel Industries and Palliser Furniture, laid off workers in North America. Dorel is transitioning its Ameriwood Home furniture manufacturing facility in Tiffin, Ohio, to a distribution and warehouse operation resulting in the loss of 130 workers. Palliser is temporarily laying off 40 workers due to sales slowdown, but the company CEO expects to bring the workers back later this year.

Two Canadian companies lay off North American workers

Entrepreneur

The job cuts are expected to begin in the coming weeks and will be completed by the end of the year.

Paramount Global Is Laying Off Thousands of U.S. Employees


				













	ResumeBuilder.com’s latest research showed that 30 percent of companies that had a recent round of layoffs replace U.S. workers with offshore ones while 24 percent of companies with recent layoffs “plan to terminate and replace U.S. employees with offshore workers in 2025,” the report’s authors said.Sixties Model Peggy Moffitt Dead at 87




	ResumeBuilder.com also found among those companies that replaced laid-off employees with offshore workers, 22 percent indicated that 1 to 10 percent of the laid-off employees were replaced. “About 29 percent reported that 11 to 25 percent were replaced, while 24 percent stated that 26 to 50 percent were,” the...

Businesses Are Replacing Laid-off U.S. Workers With Offshore Employees, Study Reveals

TheWrap

The company expects to reduce 15% of its total U.S. workforce, with the majority of the cuts completed by  the end of September
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Paramount Begins First Round of Layoffs

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Paramount Global has commenced a series of layoffs as part of its strategy to reduce its workforce by 15%. The layoffs, planned in three stages, will result in the departure of up to 3,000 employees, with 90% of the cuts expected to be completed by the end of September.

Paramount Firing 15% of California Staff Per New Memo

Business Insider

Economic concerns could push CEOs to conduct layoffs and cut back on perks such as remote work.

Get ready for nasty layoffs and say goodbye to the 4-day workweek

Los Angeles, CA

(The Center Square) - The owner of fast-casual food chains Tender Greens and Tocaya filed for bankruptcy, citing California’s $20 per hour fast food minimum wage, inflation, and the state’s empty office districts as contributing factors. The bankruptcy effort is aimed at restructuring and keeping stores open and employees at work.

Two more California chains file for bankruptcy, citing $20 per hour minimum wage

FinanceBuzz

There are plenty of six-figure jobs out there that don’t require you to become a medical doctor. Take a look at these jobs that make more than $100,000 a year.

11 Jobs With Six-Figure Salaries That Don’t Require a Medical Degree

Skip the student loans and dive into these 15 non-degree trade careers that promise substantial paychecks and job satisfaction.

15 High-Paying Trade Jobs That Don’t Require a Degree

Texas State

Walmart’s Zoom call in May was anything but routine for the roughly 300 employees who learned they would need to relocate or lose their jobs. Bloomberg, citing unnamed sources with knowledge of the situation that were on the call but not allowed to speak during it, said they were told during the meeting that Walmart would start requiring thousands of workers from its smaller offices and remote locations to move to one of its main office hubs to boost in-person presence.

Walmart employees were caught off-guard by the company’s mandate to relocate

The Hill

Radio host Charlamagne tha God brushed off concerns that Democrats’ newfound momentum is just a “honeymoon phase” since they placed Vice President Harris at the top of the ticket, while noting the party needs to do more work ahead of November. “I think there’s less apathy, but,...

Charlamagne tha God says Harris surge is not just ‘honeymoon phase’

Colorado State

If it seems like many people you know are suddenly getting COVID-19, you're not alone – new tests found that more than half of U.S. states are currently at the highest possible level when it comes to detection of SARS-CoV-2.

MAP: These 27 states at ‘very high’ COVID wastewater levels

Florida State

L. Cane

Astute Floridians may already know that 2023 was a very difficult year for the trucking industry and 2024 is proving to be difficult for trucking in Florida. Specifically, according to Costa Systems, in 2023, 80,000 trucking companies shut down operations. And in Florida in July of 2024, three trucking companies filed for bankruptcy and one laid off dozens.

FL Trucking Hit Hard - Three Trucking Companies File For Bankruptcy & Another Lays Off In July 2024

Finding a new job is getting harder. Last month, the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.1%, the first time it has crossed above 4% since 2021. Fewer people are quitting their jobs, and recent college graduates are having a hard time breaking into the market. Hiring might have fallen beneath...

7 in-demand jobs companies are hiring for—some are remote and pay over $100,000

Mesa County, CO

A former county clerk in Colorado who had become an icon among election deniers was convicted of election interference Monday for a breach of her county’s voting systems. Tina Peters, the former clerk of Mesa County, was found guilty of four felonies after a lengthy criminal trial. She was cleared of three lesser charges.

Former Colorado clerk Tina Peters convicted in election interference case

New Orleans, LA

President Biden and first lady Jill Biden appeared at Tulane University in New Orleans Tuesday afternoon for the announcement of up to $150 million in federal funds for cancer surgery research. The eight recipient institutions — which include Tulane, Rice University, Johns Hopkins and the imaging company Cision Vision —...

Watch: Biden speaks on cancer treatment, prevention in New Orleans

While we adhere to strict editorial guidelines, partners on this page also provide us earnings. Known for its vibrant culture, diverse landscapes, and significant economic influence, California stands as a global hub of innovation and entertainment. However, Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki harbors a bleak outlook for the state's future.

‘California is going broke’: Robert Kiyosaki warns the Golden State will raise taxes, cut subsidies to the poor, see a rise in crime — and the rest of America will follow. Here are the facts

J. Souza

According to cruise industry reports, the world's largest cruise ship is sailing well above 100% capacity, thanks to more beds being filled on recent sailings. Royal Caribbean’s newest flagship, the Icon of the Seas, is proving to be an unprecedented success, with occupancy rates far exceeding expectations.

The Largest Cruise Ship in the World is Sailing at 132% Capacity: How This is Even Possible

Any doubt that ISIS remains a pervasive threat to the West should be dispelled by last week’s cancellation of three Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna, Austria. With the help of U.S. intelligence agencies, Austrian authorities foiled a plot to attack the Ernst Happel Stadium, where Swift was scheduled to perform.

ISIS is alive and well, and targeting our largest festivities

Port Richey, FL

Akeena

Florida’s buffet lovers are in for a shocker as the popular Royal Sushi Buffet & Hibachi in Port Richey has been temporarily shut down following a state inspection. This isn’t the first time the eatery has faced such trouble, but the recent closure has sparked quite a buzz among its loyal patrons and food enthusiasts alike.

Live roaches, flying objects in the kitchen and soiled shelves- Buffet closed again in Florida

Paramount Global will begin cutting its total U.S.-based workforce by double digits this week, the company’s leadership said Tuesday. The cuts, which were signaled by the media conglomerates executives in a recent report to investors, are expected to result in the loss of hundreds of jobs and total about 15 percent of all employees.

Paramount begins shedding 15 percent of workforce

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