Showing posts with label Bankrupt. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 9 December 2008

Sony Layoffs Job Cut: fires 16000 employees

One of the big electronics companies of the world, Sony is learnt to go for a round of massive layoffs or job cuts. Since the entire global markets and businesses are suffering from the downturn, this company also seeems to be affected and affected in a big way to cut more than 16000 jobs. Just few days back, we had reported about Sony Ericsson Lay off Job Cut Firing 450 employees, then there were Sony job cuts recently in France. Now the list is going multi-folds. Sony Layoffs

How many employees will be fired in Sony Layoffs Job Cut?
Around 16,000 employees will be laid off in Sony Layoffs.

Which segment of employees will be affected in the Sony Layoffs Job Cut?
Around 16,000 permanent and part-time jobs from its worldwide electronics division will be cut.

Which locations will see the Sony Layoffs Job Cut?
The layoffs by Sony will be worldwide and all regions across the globe are expected to be affected.

How is Sony going to cope up with the economic problems?
SOny's layoffs are the first step to cut back on cost and make some efficient savings. Then it is learnt that it will raise prices for its gadgets in the face of dwindling consumer spending.
Then there will be massive restructuring, which will see a lot of ups and downs. Many units will be shut down which are learnt to be unprofitable loss-making and not in the core of Sony business.

Any specific divisions which will be affected by Sony Layoffs Job Cut?
The video games and movie businesses are the ones that are on radar. The move will not affect its flagship Playstation3 games console, but will push up prices of Blu Ray disc players and batter the competitiveness of core Sony products at a critical time.

When will the Sony Layoffs Job Cut happen?
It will be a bad new year for many employees as the job cuts are expected to happen in early Next Year.

Let's hope that alternative jobs are available to the affected employees of Sony Layoffs Job Cut.

Nomura Asia Layoffs Job Cut: fires 100

Just few days back, we had reported that Nomura will be cutting 100 jobs in London. One of the largest financial companies of the world, which had recent taken over the bankrupt Lehman Brothers, is learnt to go for another round of layoffs or job cuts - this time in Asia. Since the entire global markets and businesses are suffering from the downturn, this company also seeems to be affected. Nomura Layoffs

Where will Nomura Layoffs Job Cut happen?
The job cuts will be made primarily in Asia, but outside the home country Japan. Hence, it is expected that countries like India, Singapore, HongKong, etc. may see the layoffs by Nomura.

How many employees will be fired in Nomura Layoffs Job Cut
Around 100 employees will loose their jobs.

When will the Nomura Layoffs Job Cut happen?
It is learnt that the layoffs will be done by the end of December, meaning a bad New Year and Christmas for many affected employees.

What are the primary reasons for Nomura Layoffs Job Cut
Consolidation of Businesses after the takeover of Lehman Brothers, to achieve cost cutting.

Nomura took on about 1,500 employees from Lehman's operations in the Asia-Pacific region, excluding Japan. Shares of Nomura were up 8.7% at 686 yen in afternoon trade in Tokyo, outperforming the benchmark Nikkei average which was flat.

Let's hope that alternative jobs are available to the affected employees of Nomura Layoffs Job Cut.

Monday, 8 December 2008

Wagon Automotive may go bankrupt Lay off Job Cut: fires 4500 jobs in danger

Wagon Automotive, the largest car parts maker in the UK, may go bankrupt and file for bankruptcy. At the same time, Wagon Automotive is learnt to go for a massive layoffs or job cuts, all atttributing to the bankruptcy problems. The company is in the business of making car parts and products, and since the entire global markets and businesses are suffering from the downturn, this company also seeems to be affected. Wagon Automotive Bankruptcy Layoffs

As per the news, Wagon Automotive, one of the largest car parts maker in the UK, is taking steps to file for bankruptcy, a move which would reportedly cost up to 4,500 jobs.

How many jobs will be at stake due to Wagon Automotive Bankruptcy?
Around 4500 jobs will be at stake if the company declares bankruptcy.

What is the ownership and holding pattern for Wagon Automotive?
The company is controlled by WL Ross & Co, the entity run by American billionaire investor Wilbur Ross, which holds over 86 per cent stake in Wagon Automotive.

Any official statements issued by Wagon Automotive?
"Discussions with its principal stakeholders relating to the company's future funding position have broken down...the Board regrets to announce that it is taking steps to place the company into administration," the firm today said in a regulatory filing.

According to the regulatory filing, it is expected that Alastair Beveridge, Simon Appell and Stuart Mackellar of Zolfo Cooper LLP would be appointed shortly as joint administrators to Wagon plc and several UK subsidiaries.

Let's hope that alternative jobs are available to the affected employees of Wagon Automotive Layoffs Job Cut

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