layoffs

A wave of layoffs due to the economy has hit New York, leaving thousands wondering what’s next in this challenging economic climate.

Dozens of people who had been working at the iM3NY battery production facility in Endicott have lost their jobs.

Dick's Sporting Goods, which was founded in Binghamton, reportedly has slashed its corporate workforce by about 250 people.

Tioga Downs is advising its hundreds of employees that they soon could be out of work unless New York State moves soon to allow for gaming facilities to reopen.

BAE Systems is laying off workers in staff reductions that are being linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Senator Schumer is introducing legislation to include more cases in which the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification or “WARN” Act would be required.

Hundreds of workers are to be laid off with the closure of the Sanmina Corporation electronics manufacturing facility in Tioga County.

A Gannett Company unit in the Town of Union plans to eliminate the jobs of more than 30 people this fall.

Lockheed Martin is offering voluntary layoffs to workers throughout the system, including in Owego, before it puts out pink slips to meet its staff reduction target.

Another round of layoffs at IBM locations around the United States is underway. Officials at IBM headquarters in Westchester County won't discuss how many workers are losing their jobs but reports suggest that the number will be at least several thousand...