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PeaceHealth Is Laying Off 150 IT Workers as the Work Moves to Outside Vendors

PeaceHealth will cut 150 IT jobs on Nov. 20 as Tech Mahindra and HCI Group take over. What the state WARN notice lists, and what laid-off IT staff are owed.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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Maine Workers Get a Raise to $15.70 an Hour in January 2027

Maine's minimum wage rises to $15.70 an hour on January 1, tipped pay to $7.85 and the overtime salary line to $905.79 a week. Here is how to claim it.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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Hamilton Health Sciences Workers Face 413 Position Cuts, but 157 of Those Jobs Are Already Empty

Hamilton Health Sciences is cutting 413 positions, 157 of them vacant, including 143 nursing roles. What nurses, aides and clerks are owed and where to go next.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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Graduate and Office Job Seekers Lead Luxembourg's Climb to 6.5 Percent Unemployment as Vacancies Grow

Luxembourg unemployment hit 6.5% in August, its highest in over six years, as declared vacancies rose 5%. What graduates and cross-border staff should do now.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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South Korea's LH Is Hiring 235 Engineers and Office Workers on a Path to Permanent Jobs, With No Age or Degree Limit

LH is hiring 235 engineers and office staff as paid interns who can turn permanent. Applications close September 29. Pay, the NCS test and who can apply.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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Up to 450 Full-Time Jobs at Sunrise Are at Risk, While Shop Workers and Apprentices Are Shielded

Up to 450 full-time Sunrise jobs are under review, with shop staff largely and apprentices fully spared. What Swiss law and the union deal give workers.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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13,000 Fewer People Now Work at Novo Nordisk, 4,000 More Than Its Layoff Plan Named

Novo Nordisk has 13,000 fewer staff than a year ago, 4,000 more than its layoff plan named. What laid-off staff in Denmark are owed and where Novo still hires.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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4,620 Singapore Workers Were Retrenched in the Second Quarter, and Fewer Found Jobs Within Six Months

Singapore retrenchments rose to 4,620 last quarter, a post-pandemic high, as vacancies fell to 68,600. What you are owed and how to claim S$6,000 support.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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Coconut Processing Workers in Russas Could Gain 88 Factory Jobs From a Planned R$72.2 Million DiKoko Plant

DiKoko plans 88 direct jobs at a R$72.2 million coconut plant in Russas, Ceará, with works due in 2027. What the line jobs ask for and how to get ready now.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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Thiruvallur Car Plant Staff of 610 Set to More Than Double as Stellantis Buys Out Its Indian Partner

Stellantis expects the 610 direct staff at its Thiruvallur Citroën plant to more than double as output climbs. Who it needs, what trainees earn, how to get in.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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Five Proposed Scottish AI Data Centres Claim Almost 2,100 On-Site Jobs, Here Is Where and Why Decisions Are on Hold

Almost 2,100 on-site jobs are proposed at five Scottish AI data centres, Ravenscraig to Larbert. Where they are, what Larbert's jobs would pay, why it's paused.

September 22, 2026Read Article

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Hanwha's $2.2 Billion Arkansas Munitions Plant Plans About 400 Jobs Over Seven Years, Averaging $50 an Hour

Hanwha plans close to 400 jobs at a $2.2 billion Pine Bluff Arsenal munitions campus, averaging $50 an hour. The first opening and how to prepare now.

September 22, 2026Read Article