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9/13/2012
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  • HP to Axe Another 2,000 Jobs

    In May, HP announced restructuring plans that included 27,000 employee layoffs and early retirement; however, CNNMoney.com recently reported that HP’s total staff reduction has been increased by 2,000, totaling 29,000 axed jobs by the end of fiscal year 2014. Additionally, HP increased the cost of the restructuring to $3.7 billion, up from the previously announced $3.5 billion. According to the article, HP did not report where the job cuts would take place but stated that 7,000 jobs have already been cut.

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  • Kodak to Cut Another 1,000 Employees by 2013

    According to Foxbusiness.com, Eastman Kodak plans to axe another 1,000 employees by the start of 2013, in hopes of emerging from bankruptcy. Since the beginning of 2012, the OEM has already laid off approximately 2,700 people. According to the article, about $330 million annually is expected to be saved from the latest cuts, but it is unclear whether additional staff reductions will be needed. "Kodak is becoming a more focused and competitively scaled company," the article quoted Kodak CEO Antonio Perez. "We recognize that we must significantly and expeditiously reduce our current cost structure, which is designed for a much larger, more diversified set of businesses."

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  • Sharp to Slash 6 Percent of Its Workforce in Japan

    Sharp also reported that it will cut 2,000 jobs, or about 6 percent of its Japanese workforce, through a voluntary retirement program. The reduction is set to take place the first two weeks in November, with retirees set to officially retire in December, Computerworld.com reported. The retirement program is expected to cost approximately $340 million, which has already been factored into Sharp’s current forecast. As of July, Sharp said its Japanese workforce totaled 30,800, with another 32,600 employees abroad.

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9/13/2012
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  • HP to Axe Another 2,000 Jobs

    In May, HP announced restructuring plans that included 27,000 employee layoffs and early retirement; however, CNNMoney.com recently reported that HP’s total staff reduction has been increased by 2,000, totaling 29,000 axed jobs by the end of fiscal year 2014. Additionally, HP increased the cost of the restructuring to $3.7 billion, up from the previously announced $3.5 billion. According to the article, HP did not report where the job cuts would take place but stated that 7,000 jobs have already been cut.

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  • Kodak to Cut Another 1,000 Employees by 2013

    According to Foxbusiness.com, Eastman Kodak plans to axe another 1,000 employees by the start of 2013, in hopes of emerging from bankruptcy. Since the beginning of 2012, the OEM has already laid off approximately 2,700 people. According to the article, about $330 million annually is expected to be saved from the latest cuts, but it is unclear whether additional staff reductions will be needed. "Kodak is becoming a more focused and competitively scaled company," the article quoted Kodak CEO Antonio Perez. "We recognize that we must significantly and expeditiously reduce our current cost structure, which is designed for a much larger, more diversified set of businesses."

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  • Sharp to Slash 6 Percent of Its Workforce in Japan

    Sharp also reported that it will cut 2,000 jobs, or about 6 percent of its Japanese workforce, through a voluntary retirement program. The reduction is set to take place the first two weeks in November, with retirees set to officially retire in December, Computerworld.com reported. The retirement program is expected to cost approximately $340 million, which has already been factored into Sharp’s current forecast. As of July, Sharp said its Japanese workforce totaled 30,800, with another 32,600 employees abroad.

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  • More Headlines

    Get the latest news in the Press Releases/Aftermarket Updates section of Rechargermag.com. Current headlines include: Faroudja Offers Bulk Toner for the Xerox DocuColor 240; Static Control Releases New Color Toner for Brother HL-4570 Toner Cartridges; UniNet Launches X Generation Black Toner, Components for Ricoh Aficio AP 600; BentleyRowland Announces Company Name Change, Rebrands as Epic Litho Beginning September 17; Future Graphics Opens New Distribution Center; MSE’s New Branded Packaging a Success With U.S. Dealers.

    More

  • Hot Topics

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  • Digital Magazine

    The full issue of Recharger Magazine is now available in digital format.

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  • Press Releases

    Recharger keeps you current with the latest industry news, events and people on the move. If you have important company news to share, bring it to Recharger and reach your target audience.

    Read the latest.

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