VPR News
VPR News
Lyndonville company reducing positions
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A Lyndonville metalworking company is reducing its workforce by 27 people as part of a series of global cutbacks by its parent company.VPR News
Layoffs at one of Vermont’s biggest employers
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GE Healthcare in South Burlington, one of Vermont’s biggest employers, is laying off workers.VPR News
Company that makes auto parts lays off 71
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A Bennington plant that makes auto parts is continuing to reduce its work force. The latest layoffs at NSK Steering Systems America brings to a total of 200 the number of layoffs since October.VPR News
GE Healthcare in South Burlington facing layoffs
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The company that owns the South Burlington’s G-E Healthhcare facility is facing layoffs because of the weak economy.VPR News
UVM expects funding cut
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The University of Vermont’s budget troubles have worsened with news that the school will likely face an $11 million state funding cut in the next two years.VPR News
Newport mill lays off 54
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Columbia Forest Products cites declining sales in the current tough economy as the cause of the layoffs.VPR News
Layoffs expected at UVM
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University of Vermont President Dan Fogel says layoffs and spending freezes are likely as the school grapples with a projected $22 million budget shortfall.VPR News
WCAX-TV lays off 5
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The recession has hit the airwaves. WCAX-TV has laid off five employees, including some on-air staff.VPR News