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St. Paul Pioneer Press lays off 11

The St. Paul Pioneer Press laid off 11 employees, including nine in the newsroom. In an e-mail to employees Tuesday, Editor Thom Fladung said the layoffs were needed to deal with the challenges of a difficult economy and unprecedented change in the industry.

July 01, 2009

Company lays off workers in Oakes

A company that makes aerial work platform lifts for businesses and the military has announced more layoffs at its plant in Oakes. JLG Industries Inc. said 23 production workers were notified Friday that they were permanently losing their jobs.

May 27, 2009

DuraTech cuts work

DuraTech cuts work Production employees at DuraTech Industries will be out of work for the rest of March. They are also scheduled to work two days per week for the month of April, according to Jay Grotrian, chief executive officer of DuraTech.

By Keith Norman , March 21, 2009

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Laid-off moms work at home

Laid-off moms work at home Soon after New Yorker Geralyn Lucas was laid off from her television job in January, she took her 2-year-old son to the playroom of her apartment building. She realized she had never been there before. Within minutes she had inadvertently broken all the cleanliness rules. “I wore shoes,” confesses Lucas, 41. “I brought food. I changed his diaper. I didn’t know those things weren’t allowed.”

By By Jocelyn Noveck, The Associated Press , March 11, 2009

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MDU cuts appliance service, job positions

Montana-Dakota Utilities is cutting its appliance service, a move that will leave about 50 service workers jobless. MDU has offered a service plan that covers a variety of gas and electric appliances. The new plan starting next year will cover water heaters and furnaces only, spokesman Mark Hanson said.

March 02, 2009

About 20 jobs cut at Knight Printing

Knight Printing says it’s cutting about 20 jobs in Fargo to eliminate duplication.

February 26, 2009

Lower paychecks confront job seekers

Lower paychecks confront job seekers Workers who have been laid off are facing the project of lower paychecks if they do find a job. And the search is becoming more difficult.

February 24, 2009

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MDU layoffs may affect Jamestown

Of the 130 employees Montana Dakota Utilities Co. expects to lay off, some may work in Jamestown, an official said Thursday. The company hasn’t announced which employees, positions or locations will be affected, said Mark Hanson, spokesman for MDU in Jamestown.

February 20, 2009

MDU and sister utilities plan cuts

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. and three sister utilities plan to consolidate five call centers into two, sell an office building in Seattle, do away with customer walk-in traffic and cut about 130 jobs in eight states over the next nine months.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , February 18, 2009

WDAY radio lays off three workers

The WDAY AM radio station in Fargo has laid off three workers. General manager Kevin Weaver said the layoffs included two talk show hosts and a news reporter.

February 16, 2009

Dickinson company lays off 12

The president of Steffes Corp., says the Dickinson manufacturing company laid off about a dozen employees this week due to slowdowns in the oil and construction industries.

February 12, 2009

Forum cuts 21 full-time positions

The Forum, faced with declining advertising revenues resulting from the slumping economy, announced Tuesday the elimination of 21 full-time positions.

By Forum staff reports , February 11, 2009

GM cuts 10,000 salaried jobs

General Motors Corp. is planning to slash another 10,000 salaried jobs this year, saying the cuts are unavoidable with a government restructuring deadline looming and industrywide sales in one of the worst downturns in history.

February 11, 2009

North Dakota not immune from job struggles

North Dakota not immune from job struggles Patrick Case decided to return to his native North Dakota after he was laid off from his job as a used car lot manager in Florida 13 months ago. “The housing boom was going south, which affected the car business, which cost me my job,” he said. “Ultimately, I had to sell my house and the whole nine yards.”

February 09, 2009

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Goodrich lays off 35 workers

Goodrich lays off 35 workers The Jamestown location of Goodrich Corp. laid off 35 employees Friday, some with more than 20 years of experience, the company announced Monday. Goodrich, which designs, manufactures and supplies airplane parts, has about 600 employees in Jamestown and about 90 offices and 24,000 employees worldwide, said Laura Neel, marketing communication specialist for Goodrich Interiors.

February 03, 2009

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