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Barclays plans 5,000 job cuts as profit rises
Support functions account for 60% of affected workers, and finance director Anna Cross linked fewer developer roles to AI productivity gains.
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Support functions account for 60% of affected workers, and finance director Anna Cross linked fewer developer roles to AI productivity gains.
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Initial claims dropped to 194,000, while continuing claims rose and hiring stayed well below the 2023 and 2024 pace.
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The 18-month Oklahoma and Virginia project sits upstream of hiring, focused on job classifications, skills and staffing plans.
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The companies plan to connect eligibility, enrollment and coverage data for small and mid-market employers, with broader benefits automation planned.
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The five-year hiring plan would expand a local workforce of about 1,000, with average salaries above the county wage.
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The reductions affect facilities in Sanford, which focuses on vaccines and advanced biologics, and Rocky Mount, a sterile injectables site, as Pfizer pursues a cost-saving program.
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About 350 new and existing technicians have attended the Sherman County facility since it opened in fall 2024.
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The Alabama project would raise utility pole production as grid investment lifts demand for steel transmission structures.
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Product, technology, HR and legal are expected to take most of the reductions, according to a CNBC-obtained employee memo.
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Fewer than two dozen short-term training programs had cleared federal review by late September, with state approval lists varying sharply.
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The company plans about $1 billion in manufacturing capacity and previously sought 600 more assembly, logistics and fabrication workers at its Sanford plant.
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Among large employers tracked by Indeed, seasonal roles fell from 34% to 20% of postings as part-time jobs rose to 49%. Challenger’s count of announced holiday hiring plans is down 23%.
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