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Donald Trump’s administration withdrew from the World Health Organization in January, prompting the agency to scale back its work.

Flutter, the parent company, cited ‘rising cost pressures and tough market conditions’ as the reason for the closures.

Morrisons revealed that they cut 3,600 jobs after closing 17 stores last year following a challenging year.

Approximately 20% of the employees at the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration are expected to leave the space agency, a NASA spokesperson stated on Friday.

Clintons shuttered 38 stores, resulting in the loss of over 300 jobs in the past financial year.

The UK’s jobless rate ticked up to 4.6% in April while payrolled employment has fallen sharply since, according to official figures covering the period when budget tax hikes on businesses came into effect.

The figure is the highest since the aftermath of COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns in 2020.

Delayed filings reveal cost of sacking 786 seafarers and replacing them with lower-paid agency staff in 2022

German carmaker warns of stagnation in the European sector amid news of deeper-than-expected action

Administrators EY confirm construction company, involved in 69 live government projects, has ceased trading

Reduction of about a fifth of workforce in two subdivisions part of plan to slash up to $3bn in costs by end of 2025

TUC says only Costa Rica had similar increase in first quarter as ONS data expected to show further rise in April

Irn Bru maker AG Barr has said that up to 195 jobs are likely to be cut as part of a "business reorganisation"

The John Lewis Partnership has cautioned over possible job cuts in the year ahead as part of an overhaul

The troubled group said previously announced plans to annual cut costs by £50 million was seeing it shed around 22% of its 4,266-strong workforce higher than the originally expected 20%.

Job growth in February was higher than January's revised gain of 229,000 job, but the unemployment rate rose slightly to 3.9%

The group, a major contractor for the Government and local authorities, said it was pressing ahead with cost-cutting as it swung to a £107m loss for 2023 after revenues fell and it took a £25 million hit from a cyber attack

Sainsbury's said the money it saves through the job cuts will be reinvested into the business to give customers "great value, quality and service"

The company will focus on its 'owned IP, sports, and massive online communities'

Jim Ryan, President & CEO, of Sony Interactive Entertainment announced the layoffs on his X - formerly Twitter - account this afternoon after sending an email out to Sony and PlayStation staff

The Edinburgh-based company, which rebranded from Standard Life Aberdeen in 2021, said the cuts will primarily take place this year and be completed by the end of 2025

The aerospace engineering specialist says that the swing to profit was boosted by cost savings and better-than-expected revenues

The group slashed its total workforce by 9% last year to save costs as jobs markets globally slowed sharply, cutting its fee-earning consultants by 12%, and by 7% in the final six months alone, to 7,971.

The bank is aiming to save about £1 billion from making the bank more efficient this year, and targeting about £2 billion worth of savings in total by 2026

Tata is consulting on plans to shut down blast furnaces at Port Talbot with the loss of around 2,800 jobs as it switches to a more environmentally friendly way of producing steel