Struggling Starbucks announces plans to layoff workers
In a Monday message to employees, Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol announced the Seattle-based coffee giant is planning to lay off 1,100 employees as the company continues to face headwinds amid declining sales, competition and a loss of brand caché.
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Congressman's town hall in Belton, Missouri, erupts into shouts over federal layoff frustrationA town hall at a Belton, Missouri, coffee shop drew a large and frustrated crowd Monday morning. U.S. Rep. Mark Alford, R-Mo., invited constituents to Random's Coffee for his town hall series, ...
A union representing IRS workers in Kansas City was preparing for the layoff of potentially hundreds of probationary ...
The CEO of Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin announced in an all-hands call on Thursday company-wide layoffs of "about 10 percent" of ...
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