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Terrafame is initiating negotiations affecting all staff regarding job reductions, layoffs, and work arrangements, with a potential loss of up to 120 jobs.

The Czech Ministry of the Environment plans to reduce staff at the hydrometeorological institute, indicating potential budget constraints.

A majority of jobs are at risk at Fentimans following its acquisition by AG Barr, with proposals for 37 job cuts that could shut down the Northumberland site.

Sykehuset Innlandet has decided to initiate a reduction of 70 positions due to economic challenges.

UK retailers are set to reduce staff hours and jobs due to increased employment costs and a negative economic outlook.

The Kanta-Häme welfare area, Oma Häme, is laying off staff and eliminating lunch benefits due to budget cuts, affecting 143 employees across various sectors.

A strike by Lufthansa staff in Germany is anticipated to disrupt air travel due to demands for improved retirement conditions and objections to expected job cuts.

The Satakunta welfare area is initiating cooperation negotiations that may lead to job losses for nearly 20 employees, impacting over 200 staff in various departments.

The Washington Post has announced significant staff layoffs and a reduction in its content focus, aiming to shift towards national news and policy-related topics.

Will Lewis, the general director and editor of The Washington Post, has resigned following significant staff cuts at the newspaper.

Will Lewis, the CEO of The Washington Post, is stepping down amid significant job cuts affecting a third of the staff.

Will Lewis, the publisher and CEO of the Washington Post, has resigned following significant staff layoffs that have drawn criticism from employees and the media.

The Washington Post has laid off its race-based journalist among hundreds of staff cuts, raising questions about the future of race coverage despite its reported importance to subscriber numbers.

Hundreds of employees protested outside The Washington Post's office in response to significant staff cuts, described as a 'bloodbath.'

The Washington Post has announced a major workforce reduction, cutting 30% of its employees, particularly impacting its overseas reporting network and sports department.

The Washington Post, owned by billionaire Jeff Bezos, announced widespread layoffs affecting all departments, as communicated by executive editor Matt Murray in an internal meeting.

Marty Baron, a prominent former editor, criticized significant staff cuts at the Washington Post, describing the day as one of the darkest in the history of the major American newspaper owned by billionaire Jeff Bezos.

The editorial chief Matt Murray announced during a digital meeting that a third of the staff will be laid off, affecting all newsrooms, with the sports department being closed and the number of foreign correspondents reduced.

The proposal to reform the funding model for welfare regions would lead to significant cuts in the Satakunta region, necessitating increased centralization of services and staff reductions by 2029.

The postal change negotiations have concluded with a clarified reduction need of 121 positions, down from an initial estimate of 172, as some staff will be reassigned within the company.

London schools are projected to lose £45 million in funding over the next four years due to declining pupil numbers, which will lead to cuts in staff and curriculum, particularly affecting secondary schools.

Current and former FEMA staff are expressing outrage over draft plans to significantly reduce staffing levels by 2026 as part of a proposed restructuring under Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

ITV's chief executive, Dame Carolyn McCall, expressed concern over significant job cuts affecting over 220 staff and discussed the future of popular shows like Loose Women and Lorraine.