Macromedia lays off "a few dozen" workers
Web graphics and animation software provider Macromedia says it has laid off "a few dozen" workers over the last quarter. The company said the layoffs were part of "every...
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Applied Materials to cut 1,700 workers
Applied Materials, the world's largest chip equipment maker, said Wednesday it will cut 1,700 employees, or about 10 percent of its work force, because of the lingering d...
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Palm lays off software workers
Handheld computer leader Palm has cut more than a dozen jobs relating to a software project in Cambridge, Mass., according to sources close to the company.
Cambridge w...
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H-1B workers wary of terrorist backlash
Two days after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, QuadraMed Chief Executive Larry English sent a stern e-mail to all 1,100 workers: He would not tolerate prejudice toward th...
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Tech workers' dough isn't rising
The salaries of rank-and-file technology workers have been stagnating for more than a year, and new evidence shows that paychecks in some tech hubs are actually shrinking...
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Ford scraps PC program for workers
With both the car market and the broader economy skidding to a halt, Ford Motor said Friday that it is formally ending a program intended to give each of its workers a ne...
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Peering into the soul of the tech worker
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The economic downturn and massive layoffs in the technology sector have made employees more loyal and less individualistic than they were during the 1990s job boom,...
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Agency.com restructures, cuts 200 workers
Internet consultancy Agency.com says it plans to reorganize its business by closing its Portland, Ore., offices and cutting about 19 percent of its work force, or 200 emp...
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Verio reorganizes, cuts workers
Verio, an Internet service provider and Web hosting company, announced a restructuring plan and layoffs Tuesday designed to reduce costs, focus on big business customers,...
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Tech giants scramble to track down workers
SINGAPORE--Terrorist attacks on Tuesday, including the crashing of hijacked planes into the World Trade Center and Pentagon, left many technology companies scrambling to ...
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