An Associated Press head count found that 35 of the 100 senators "are now committed against voting for closure," the New York Times reported.
Virtually all Senate head counts until today were based on votes for or against confirma tion, not on whether the nomi nation should be returned to committee.
Last year, Merrill's head count declined by 2,800, or 5.5percentt, while it reported a record profit of $4 billion.
Mr. Potter has reduced the Postal Service's head count to 650,000, from 800,000, almost entirely through attrition.
The Weather Service's head count finally stabilized in 2016, with the forecasting agency starting and ending the year with about 3,400 on-the-ground workers.
In New York, the Police Department's head count has dropped to 35,200 officers from a peak of about 40,800 officers in 2001, Commissioner Kelly said.
Besides the job cuts, which took Bank of America's head count to 281,791 at the end of the fourth quarter, the bank closed more branches than it opened in 2011.
Detective Sasso's suicide attempt was seen by other detectives as a potent, if extreme, illustration of the difficulties plaguing undercover units at a time when the New York Police Department's head count is diminished, but the demand for arrests has never been higher.
Sony reduced its head count by 10%, to 9,000 employees, this year after bringing on Lack from NBC.
You won't find Procter & Gamble's U.S. head count in its filings, either.
