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About 35 Ohio hospitals are planning layoffs sometime in the next six months, according to a survey by the state’s hospital trade association. The results were part of the Ohio Hospital Association’s HealthBeat newsletter, which said about one-third of respondents were planning employee cut-backs. A total of 110 of the association’s 174 members responded to the survey. The association did not know how many layoffs were planned and would not provide a list of hospitals that said they were planning layoffs.
Jobless rate tops 20% in Martinsville
Thursday, April 2, 2009
By MICKEY POWELL - Bulletin Staff Writer More than one-fifth of Martinsville’s labor force is unemployed as the city’s jobless rate reached a record 20.2 percent in February, Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) figures released Wednesday show. Henry and Patrick counties, as well as the city, saw sharp increases in their jobless rates, the figures reveal. Martinsville once again had the highest unemployment in the state — a distinction it briefly lost in January.
LAYOFF DAILY
Thur 4-2-2009
MPG -50 Creative Memories -50
Richmond Times-Dispatch -59
Hogan Hartson Law Firm -93
Berstein-Rein In Kansas City -10
Kohler Co. -455
Law Firm Mayer Brown -135
BF Goodrich Tuscaloosa -50
Taylor Made Glass Systems -78
US Postal Service -1,490
Suzuki USA -475
City of Worcester -308
Maysteel Closing Plant-89
107 Hospitals Layoff 50 or More
UTMB Galveston -3,800
NC State University -150
Klockner Pentaplast -38
Nippon Paper Mill Furloughs -75
Bombardier Aerospace -3,000
Misc. Solar Jobs -700 - Shouldn't solar jobs be important about now?
Buzz Media -15
City of St. Petersburg -10
Flint Michigan Schools -257
AIG Cuts At 38 Locations -580
i Crossing -30
Banc of America Securities -12
TOTAL - 12,050+
If part-time and discouraged workers are factored in, the unemployment rate would have been 15.6 percent in March, the highest on records dating to 1994, according to Labor Department data released Friday.
LAYOFF DAILY
Fri 4-3-2009
Johnson Controls Update -10
Plants Yellow/Roadway Trucking -600
FedEx Salaried Workers -1,000
Rockingham Sheriff's Office -10
Hamilton Sunstrand -300
Shipman and Goodwin Law Firm -26
Bowling Green State Univ. -15
MKS Instruments -370
Law Firm Edwards Angell -9
Domtar Shuts Mill For 10 Weeks -500
Dell -50
B and C Corp. -142
APAC Customer Services -95
Sherwin Williams Closing Plant -120
Acadian Asset Management -16
IFAS -93
Cannondale Bikes -200
FisherCast -4
TV Stations KMPH/KFRE -22
Winnebago County Govt. -48
Bloomsburg Mills Closing 2 Plants -226
John Zink -63
FINANCIAL LAYOFFS
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TOTAL - 3,900+
U.S. congressional budget analysts have raised their estimate of the net cost to taxpayers for the government's financial rescue program to $356 billion, an increase of $167 billion from earlier estimates.