Sportscaster Gary Cruz was among several on-air people let go in a downsizing by Channel 9. A sampling of L.A. Nielsen ratings for sports programs Dec. 14-16.
After a downsizing like that, you should expect some service closures and consolidation.
At the same time, he was removing one employee in four from GE's payroll, in a downsizing exercise that earned him the label "Neutron Jack".
Designed to help workers upgrade skills in a downsizing job market, company-subsidized classes can offer targeted training in areas like management, business writing and high-skill manufacturing.
"They understand the middle-management dance of fear that so many people are doing in a downsizing era".
As the audience of investors was aware, Americans are in a downsizing mode; instead of taking out new loans, they are repaying debts incurred during the bubble.
Alicia Thomas of Chicago, Ill., worked as a director of research and development for a Fortune 100 company until her position was eliminated in a downsizing effort last year.
Then in 1999, as part of a downsizing, Fluor moved into its 100,000-square-foot corporate headquarters site in Aliso Viejo.
Jensen is about to film a comedy back in the UK, as a downsizing city slicker.
The metajournalism postings of Mediagazer, PaidContent and Romenesko ("Unemployed Restaurant Critic: 'I Find Neither Shame Nor Deprivation in Food Stamps' ") reflect a downsizing world of hurt where every crystal ball is cloudy.
Much of the new season, which will begin airing in January, will take place at a downsizing newspaper called the Baltimore Sun.
