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19/12/2001
Motorola to cut over 9,000 jobs worldwide
BBC News has reported that US telecoms equipment maker Motorola is to cut 9,400 jobs worldwide over the next 12 months.
The BBC has reported that this latest round of restructuring will hit 4,000 staff at its chip making plants as well as 1,300 workers in its equipment factories. That comes on top of 4,100 workers elsewhere in the company who have already been told that their jobs are to go.
However, while it has been confirmed that the company will close down more of its chip making factories, it is still uncertain how many jobs will be lost in the UK.
The company hope to save at least $1bn per year from 2003 by implementing the cuts, with estimated savings possibly reaching almost $900m next year.
The announcement means the total cutbacks from Motorola for the year have reached over 48,000, although some of these jobs have been transferred to other companies. (MB)
The BBC has reported that this latest round of restructuring will hit 4,000 staff at its chip making plants as well as 1,300 workers in its equipment factories. That comes on top of 4,100 workers elsewhere in the company who have already been told that their jobs are to go.
However, while it has been confirmed that the company will close down more of its chip making factories, it is still uncertain how many jobs will be lost in the UK.
The company hope to save at least $1bn per year from 2003 by implementing the cuts, with estimated savings possibly reaching almost $900m next year.
The announcement means the total cutbacks from Motorola for the year have reached over 48,000, although some of these jobs have been transferred to other companies. (MB)
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Motorola confirm 2,000 jobs to go
Motorola has confirmed it is set to cut 2,000 jobs as the global downturn continues to depress the telecoms industry. While not confirming where the jobs would be cut, a spokesperson said that operations in the UK and Ireland were “all susceptible”.
Motorola confirm 2,000 jobs to go
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Good year for Tesco as profits top £1.6bn
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Good year for Tesco as profits top £1.6bn
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Holywood Road SPAR recognised as 'best company owned site'
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Holywood Road SPAR recognised as 'best company owned site'
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11 October 2001
Motorola cuts a further 7,000 jobs
Mobile phone maker Motorola is set to axe a further 7,000 jobs worldwide bringing the company’s total job cuts to 39,000 since the start of the year. Motorola chief Robert Growney revealed that around 4,000 of the latest losses were associated with sold businesses, with a further 3,000 earmarked for loss through cuts and attrition.
Motorola cuts a further 7,000 jobs
Mobile phone maker Motorola is set to axe a further 7,000 jobs worldwide bringing the company’s total job cuts to 39,000 since the start of the year. Motorola chief Robert Growney revealed that around 4,000 of the latest losses were associated with sold businesses, with a further 3,000 earmarked for loss through cuts and attrition.
20 May 2003
Gallaher to cut 175 jobs in Co Antrim
Cigarette maker, Gallahers is set to cut 175 jobs at its factory in Co Antrim. The company said the decision, which will be part of an overhaul of its European operations, would mean the company would also have to close down its factory in Dublin.
Gallaher to cut 175 jobs in Co Antrim
Cigarette maker, Gallahers is set to cut 175 jobs at its factory in Co Antrim. The company said the decision, which will be part of an overhaul of its European operations, would mean the company would also have to close down its factory in Dublin.
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