Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

European labor laws

No one will lose their job in Europe. More losses shifted onto the US worker in the coming weeks.

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Germany already gave ISP to 10..12% (afaik) depending on site. Add closure of Ulm last week, three other Sites in recent time and you see Europe is bleeding more than most. For Intel, it was not so hard to fire people.

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Post ID: @3noj+Hrt5RJz

hmm ... Look at Germany

http://www.statista.com/statistics/266228/youth-unemployment-rate-in-eu-countries/

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Post ID: @1sum+Hrt5RJz

Hard to fire = impossible to hire.

French youth unemployment rate 24.5%

Greece youth unemployment rate 51%

Italy youth unemployment rate 44%

US youth unemployment rate 10%

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Post ID: @1biu+Hrt5RJz

http://www.independent.ie/business/jobs/intel-job-cuts-start-with-most-of-layoffs-voluntary-34686754.html a few 100s in Ireland... some good packages in offer though

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Post ID: @nvi+Hrt5RJz

Sophie by by froggy f---ed

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Post ID: @qca+Hrt5RJz

@vnl you forgot to put 'I hope' at the beginning of your sentence (or what you claim being a sentence)

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Post ID: @bkh+Hrt5RJz

Intel is announce its leave all sites in France

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Post ID: @vnl+Hrt5RJz

Aalborg site in Denmark was announced as going to close.

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Post ID: @tfm+Hrt5RJz

People have already lost their jobs in Europe and the axe is getting swung in the uk sites over the next 2 weeks

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