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The Department of Education has laid off nearly 50% of its workforce, citing budget cuts and restructuring efforts. The move has sparked concern among employees and education advocates, raising questions about the impact on services.
The U.S. Education Department will lay off all employees in Dallas as part of widespread national budget cuts. The move impacts local operations amid broader federal workforce reductions, raising concerns about service disruptions.
American Airlines has announced layoffs amid a recent financial loss, citing ongoing challenges in the travel industry. The carrier aims to restructure operations to stabilize its fiscal outlook, according to company officials.
A Mexican company announced it will cut 400 jobs and close its Carrollton and Garland sites in Texas. The move impacts employees and local operations, signaling a significant shift for the regional workforce.
Nearly 200 employees were laid off as two North Texas companies shut down facilities, marking a significant impact on the local workforce. The closures reflect ongoing challenges in the regional economy, officials say.
Layoffs have begun at key U.S. health agencies responsible for food safety and disease tracking, raising concerns about impacts on public health oversight, reports Dallas News.
The Department of Education has announced staff layoffs amid budget cuts. Concerns rise over the future management of student loans, with borrowers seeking clarity on repayment and support services.
More than 60 Texas workers were laid off amid a mass reduction at the U.S. Department of Education, according to records obtained by the Austin American-Statesman. The cuts are part of broader federal workforce downsizing.
The Department of Education has laid off nearly 50% of its workforce, citing budget cuts and restructuring efforts. The move has sparked concerns over its impact on student services nationwide.
Five Dallas-Fort Worth companies announced layoffs totaling nearly 800 workers, reflecting ongoing economic challenges in the region. The affected industries range from technology to manufacturing, impacting the local job market.