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Mashable Axes At Least 20 Editorial Staffers As the Web Hurtles Towards Its Video Future
Jordan Sargent · 04/07/16 01:40PMWhat the Ugly Side of Free Trade Looks Like
Hamilton Nolan · 02/11/16 03:40PMPharmaceutical Company Co-Founded by Martin Shkreli Announces Layoffs
Brendan O'Connor · 12/23/15 10:25PMBank Tells Laid-Off Employees to Remain On-Call For Two Years For Free
Hamilton Nolan · 10/22/15 04:45PMThe Extremely Shitty Way One Man Learned He'd Been Fired From Twitter
Sam Biddle · 10/13/15 10:20AMThis morning, Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey announced he’s laying off 336 employees, but would do so “with the utmost respect for each and every person.” Also this morning, Twitter engineer Bart Teeuwisse woke up, checked his phone, and learned that he’d been laid off through iOS notifications.
Here's What Whole Foods Offers to Laid-Off Employees
Hamilton Nolan · 09/29/15 09:10AMJ. Crew Exec. Celebrates In the Streets After Firing Several Coworkers
Jordan Sargent · 06/18/15 02:40PMJ. Crew, America’s finest purveyor of shirts that look like tablecloths, fired 175 people last week. Layoffs are a sad whirlwind, and people react differently to the swiftness of sudden unemployment. One really bad way to deal with layoffs is to post boozy photos to Instagram celebrating your continued employment at the expense of your subordinates.
Huge Corporate Layoffs at Flailing Target
Hamilton Nolan · 03/11/15 09:24AMJ.K. Trotter · 10/01/14 08:52AM
Time Inc. Wants the Right to Outsource Most of Its Union Jobs
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J.K. Trotter · 04/03/14 09:09AM
Listen to Hundreds of Journalists Getting Fired
Sarah Hedgecock · 01/29/14 03:24PMThe AP Is Acting Panicky and Bizarre
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Philly Inquirer Editor Fired Same Day Paper Ties Ed Rendell to the Mob (Updated)
Hamilton Nolan · 10/07/13 01:23PMThis morning, Philadelphia Inquirer editor Bill Marimow was abruptly fired. The paper's publisher cited "philosophical differences" to explain the move. Also today, Philly.com ran a story about a book tying former Pennsylvania governor and current Inquirer owner-pal Ed Rendell to organized crime. Coincidence?