There was the woman laid off after 19 years because of outsourcing who inquired about importing drugs from Canada, a staple of the Kerry health-care plan.
A friend of mine who had worked for her company for about 10 years was laid off when her company decided to outsource her job.
Ian C. Horowitz, 40, a former equity researcher at Rafferty Capital Markets, was laid off in June when his firm decided to outsource its research division.
In 2009, Electronic Arts laid off more than twenty-six hundred employees; the C.E.O., John Riccitiello, said the company had overinvested in internal development and vowed to increase focus on outsourcing.
DreamWorks itself, which employs 2,200 people, laid off about 350 employees earlier this year after a decision to shelve production of the movie "Me and My Shadow," but that layoff was not tied to outsourcing.
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India is outsourcing outsourcing.
In one case, Wal-Mart began outsourcing its union workers by laying them off, and hiring new workers from subcontract agencies.
The Washington Post is laying them off and outsourcing their jobs to ideologues.
It's how he approached his job as a vulture capitalist at Bain Capital, buying up companies, laying off their workers, outsourcing their jobs, and saddling them with debt, all so he could extract wealth for his rich investors.
