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Layoffs Announced Since Election

http://www.fireandreamitchell.com/2012/11/17/since-obamas-re-election-over-100000-layoffs-at-more-than-125-businesses-so-far/?

Abbott Labs 700

Activision 30

Adventist Health 48

Airlines SAS 6000

AMD 400

American Cotton Growers 110

ArcelorMittal 20

American Independence Museum 4

Ameridose 790

American Airlines 4400 + 800 leaving voluntarily

American Coal 54

Atlantic Lottery Corporation 16

Assc Milk Producers 130

Aveo Oncology 45

ATI 172

Bankia 5000

Bechtel Power Corp 277

Bigpoint Games 47

Boston Scientific 1200

Brake Parts LLC 75

Brattleboro Retreat 31

Bristol Myers 500

Career Education 900 + Closing 23 Campuses

Cigna 1300

Citigroup 100

Commerzbank 6000

Consol Energy in W.V. 145

Covidien 595

Crouse Hospital Syracuse NY 70

Cummins 150

CVPH 27

DEP in Tallahassee FL 15

DuPont, Co. 64

Eagle-Tribune, Andover 21

Emanuel Medical Cente 24

Energizer Holdings 1500

Ericsson 1550

Exide Tech, Laureldale 150

City of Findlay, OH 39

First Energy 400

Gameforge Berlin 20

Gamesa Energy 92

GenOn Energy Inc 33

Glen Falls Hospital 29

Groupon 80

GT Advanced Tech 165

Harris’ Broadcast 17

Hawker Beechcraft 400 + Facilities closing

Hill Rom 200

Hills Holdings 300

HMX Group 567

Hostess 627

Iberia Airlines 4500

ICM of Colwich 25

ING 2350

Judson University 21

Juniper Networks 500

Kaiser Permanente 84

Kinetic Concepts 427

Kratos Defense Security 125

Lackawanna County PA 11

Lightyear Network Solutions 12+

Lonza 500

Majestic Star Casino/hotel 80

Major Wind Company 3000

Martha Stewart Living 70

Medtronic 1000

Mills Manufacturing NC 68

Momentive, Inc. 150

Monitor Group 235

Montco Behavioral Health/Dev 58

NBC 500

Nebraska Medical Center 38

Neovia Logistics Services 52

New Energy 40

Ormet 200

Panasonic 10000

PayPal 320

Penn Refrigeration 40

Penske Logistics 50

Pepsi 4000

Philips Electronics 218

Pierce Mfg 325

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne 100

Research in Motion 200

Rheem Manufacturing 50

Sentry Foods 70

Shaw’s Supermarket 700

Shawano foundry WI 90

Smith & Nephew 770

Smithfield Packing Co. 125

Solel Solar Systems 140

Southeastern Container 15

SpaceX 100

SRA Intl Inc 222

St. Jude Medical 300

Stryker 1170

Sulake 60

Sun Media 500

TE Connectivity 620

TECO Coal Corporation 90

Texas Instruments 1700

The Providence Journal Co 23

TMX Group Ltd. 100

Turbocare 220

Turkey Point Nuclear Plant 277

Oce North America, Inc. 135

Turbocare OCE 220

UBS 10000

US Cellular 980

UtahAmerican Energy Inc 102

Volvo Trucks Pulaski County 300

Wake Forest Baptist Medical 950

Welch Allyn 275

West Ridge Mine 102

Westinghouse 50

World Media Enterprises Inc 105

WPS Health Insurance 600

Wright Patterson AFB 115

Wyodak Coal Mine 11

Xerox 2500

Yakima Reg Med Ctr Washington 10+

Announced Business Closures Since Election

Bakers Footwear closing 150 stores nationwide, including 21 in California

The SCA plant in Barton – Plans Staff Reductions

Handy Hardware to close its 2-year-old Meridian, Miss. warehouse

Caterpillar Inc. will close its plant in Owatonna Minn.

Waltz Pharmacy in Waldoboro Maine

Zac’s Place in Hinsdale IL

Lone Star Steakhouse at 70th and O streets and Ruby Tuesday at 56th Street in

Lincoln NE

Career Education Corp – Closing 23 Campuses – 900 Jobs Lost

Handy Hardware to close its 2-year-old Meridian, Miss. warehouse

Shamrock Bar at Payne City’s Rose Avenue. in GA

Monitor Company Group LP

ThinkEquity LLC

Homer City Funding LLC

Caterpillar Inc. will close its plant in Owatonna Minn.

Mount Pleasant’s Albrecht Sentry Foods

The Target store at Manassas Mall Va.

Millennium Academy in Wake Forest NC

Target Closing Kissimmee FL Location

Calgary’s iconic Rideau Music store ( International )

The Andover Gift Shop in Andover MA

Grand Union Family Markets Closing Storrs Location CT

Movie Scene Milford Location NH

Update: TE Connectivity Closing Greensboro Plant – 620 Layoffs Expected

Gomer’s Fried Chicken in South Kansas City

Kmart in Homer Glen

Fresh Market on Pine Street in Burlington

AGC Glass North America to permanently close its Blue Ridge Plant in Kingsport Tenn.

The Target store at Platte and Academy in Colorado Springs

Island Colors – A Carolina Beach Clothing Store

The Roses store on Reynold Road in Winston-Salem NC

Meanders Kitchen losing its West Seattle location at 6032 California Ave

Bost Harley-Davidson at 46th Avenue North and Delaware Ave. in West Nashville TN

Townsend Booksellers in Oakland

The Kmart store in Parkway Plaza off University Drive in Durham NC – 79 Jobs Lost

Guarantee Shoe Store in Beaumont Texas

Associated Milk Producers Inc. Closing manufacturing facility in Dawson Minn. – 130

Jobs Lost

FacadeTek Inc Closes Whitestown Facility – 72 Jobs Lost

Comet Market in Punxsutawney Pa.

JC Penney store in Miracle City Mall Titusville FL

TurboCare Inc Closing Manchester CT Facility – 88

The United Colors of Benetton store on Armitage Avenue IL

Update: Bicycle shop Ten 27 Cycles 1027 Davis St. in Evanston IL

Two Sears Product Rebuild Centers in The Woodlands Texas

FesslerUSA Clothing Maker Closing in PA

Ralph Lauren’s plans to close its 14 stand-alone Rugby locations

Nashville Sash & Door Co. Inc Tenn.

First Portuguese church in North America in Bedford Mass Closing?

International Fashions in Carbondale’s University Mall IL

Harper’s Old Army Surplus Store in West Monroe La

Nova Financial Holdings

The Party Warehouse in West Springfield Mass.

TLC Wine and Liquor at 1205 W. Main St in Kent Ohio?

The HAPPY Place 1042 N Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA

Air Carrier Accessory Services – Chapter 7

SOW Inc. shelter on South Broad Street GA?

Systemax Inc., Closing Miami County Ohio Computer Plant – 120 Jobs Lost

Textbook publisher McGraw-Hill Cos. Closing 2 Distribution Centers – 166 Layoffs

First Place Financial Corp

Nash Finch Closing Cedar Rapids Iowa Food Distribution Center

Johnnie’s Foodmaster MA Closing all 10 Locations

Rainbow Foods will be closing its Forest Lake location MN – 59 Layoffs

Berry’s Camera Shop Inc. in Downtown Lafayette

Schreiber Foods to close their food packaging plant in Ravenna – 70 Jobs Lost

Kmart store at 5300 Salem Ave. Trotwood Ohio

Mr.Christie plant in Toronto ( International ) 2013 – 550 Jobs Lost

Coffee with T cafe in Stevenson Village business MD

Minas Basin Pulp and Power are closing a mill in Hantsport ( International ) – 135

Layoffs

The Colonial Country Shoppe on Park Street in Adams MA

Vestas Wind Systems Closing R&D; Office in Louisville – 60 Jobs Lost

Dollar Castle in downtown Ferndale MI

Bistro One West in St Charles IL

Sun Dog Diner in Neptune Beach FL

Jim’s Builders Hardware in Wichita, Kansas

Madeleines Bakehouse in Fort Wayne Indiana

Barnes & Noble plans to close its doors in Union Station Dec. 31

The Semiahmoo Hotel in Blaine Washington

Highland Curves CA

The Salem Sport Shop in Salem Ohio

Navistar International Corp. to Close truck assembly plant in Garland, Texas – 900

Jobs Lost

Divine Mercy Catholic Books & Gifts Denton Texas

Singer Mental Health Center in Rockford IL

Garelick Farms Ends Production at Bangor Maine Facility

Fashion Tech Window Coverings in Portland?

Custom House Tavern Chicago IL.

Jim’s Builders Hardware in Delano

Lone Star Steakhouse at 1801 22nd St. in West Des Moines

Sears to Close Woodlands Product Rebuild Center – 117 Jobs Lost

Whitehead Inc Rockford Real Estate Company

Robert’s Mens Shop in Downtown New Philadelphia Ohio

Fort Tecumseh Olde Fashun Store in Ohio

Lakewood Beginnings Child Development Center in Lakewood Ohio

Green Fields Seed & Feed in Grand Junction Colo.

The Army and Navy Store in Melrose Mass.

Vitalistic Therapeutic charter school PA

Diamond Foods Inc Closing a plant in Fishers Indiana

Old Town Alehouse 5233 Ballard Ave in Seattle

Space Aliens restaurants in Minot and Grand Forks ND

DeWaay Financial Network LLC

Sears at Quail Springs Mall Oklahoma City OK.

Fashion Bug in O’Fallon MO is closing in January

Kmart Store in Oak Hill W. Va

Update: Jett & Hall men’s clothing store in Richmond KY

D.C. school List of Possible Schools Closing to Be released Later today

Dunkin’ Donuts in Holly Hill FL

Hostess Brands Inc Permanently Closing 3 Bakeries Following a Nationwide Strike

Philips Electronics subsidiary Lightolier will close its local fluorescent light

fixture manufacturing plant in Willington

Smithfield Packing Co. will close in 2013, laying off a total of 400 employees

SuperFresh outlets in Marlton and Westmont NJ

The Bagel Shoppe in Katonah NY

Ben Franklin and Homestead House Gifts in the Kimball Ridge Center in Waterloo IA

Several West Virginia Suzuki dealerships Being Forced to Close

Kowalski Cos Closing All 4 of its Metro Detroit Delis but to Continue Food

Production

Three Memphis charter schools and one in Nashville Tenn. Could Close Due to Poor

Test Scores

The Custer School District SD – Closing 2 Rural Schools

The Dressing Room, on North Lincoln Avenue IL

The Utica office of IBOPE NY

BANKRUPTCIES

AMF Bowling Worldwide Inc

Aletheia Research & Management Inc

Omtron USA

Helmkampf Construction in Olivette

Clear Light Publishers

Monitor Company Group LP

ThinkEquity LLC

Homer City Funding LLC

US Suzuki Distributor – Chapter 11

Revolt Technology

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i scanned that shit but didnt see papa johns. Papa Johns is getting sued (i think) for the way it has "adjusted strategy" since the election with all the new regulations regarding all that part time/full time bull shit...

its only going to continue, my gf's dad is considering laying off people so he stays under the limit for numbers for health care and some other stuff. he can't afford it

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I haven't seen a list for what the state of Ohio has had to cut, but the few I've seen are pretty extensive. Free education programs are mostly gone for a while.

Next step will be for employers to cut full time back to part time.

edit: I still judge the state of the economy by counting empty store fronts while driving into work.

One mini mall of about 8 stores is 100% empty. They weren't before.

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I haven't seen a list for what the state of Ohio has had to cut, but the few I've seen are pretty extensive. Free education programs are mostly gone for a while.

Next step will be for employers to cut full time back to part time.

edit: I still judge the state of the economy by counting empty store fronts while driving into work.

One mini mall of about 8 stores is 100% empty. They weren't before.

So how much of the blame for that can we put on the government / president, and how much is just part of the natural ebb and flow of capitalism?

It's not like people never get laid off under a Republican president... :rolleyes:

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its only going to continue, my gf's dad is considering laying off people so he stays under the limit for numbers for health care and some other stuff. he can't afford it

Yep, I'm hearing that a lot. My supervisor has mentioned that about our company owner. Gawd, I hope not. Lots will be screwed out of jobs because of the health care crap.

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... and? There has literally not been enough time for Obama to have been back in office for and economic impacts to cause any of this. My company just laid off a ton of people, why? They were bought out by a bigger company who decided to do it. AMF, Suzuki, my company, etc... have no link and are just going though their cycles. Hell, GE used to lay off a certain number of workers every year; that doesn't mean they didn't hire them back, it was just apart of their business model. Correlation does not mean causation.

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This week we got our benefits update for 2013. Our insurance premium is going up and changing to a percent instead of a flat fee. Our deductible is doubling our copay is tripling. They are adding a tobacco surcharge and a spousal surcharge. prescription increased and out of pocket maximum increased. the flexible spending account limit decreased.......... Oh and our wage freeze is in place for another year. Obama and his healthcare scheme suck!

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Excuse me.....but can we all forget about the elections now....they are over....our leader has been chosen and we need to join forces and follow him "FORWARD" into the abyss. This is only the beginning. The real destruction is looming in the near future. 2013 and expecially 2014 will go down in history as the beginning of the end. The financial, spiritual, and emotional toll that his policies are going to take on this country are going to be the undoing of the last 235 years of any progress that we have experienced. Welcome to the Divided Socialist States of America. I so much look forward to paying a 5% "tax" on the sale of my real estate in addition to paying the capital gains tax.

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Layoffs Announced Since Election

http://www.fireandreamitchell.com/2012/11/17/since-obamas-re-election-over-100000-layoffs-at-more-than-125-businesses-so-far/?

Abbott Labs 700 -pre-election

Activision 30-pre-election

Adventist Health 48-pre-election

Airlines SAS 6000-seems to be in Europe

AMD 400-pre-election

American Cotton Growers 110-correct

ArcelorMittal 20-pre-election-have been scaling back

American Independence Museum 4-pre-election

Ameridose 790-correct

American Airlines 4400 + 800 leaving voluntarily-pre-election

American Coal 54-correct

Atlantic Lottery Corporation 16-pre-election

Assc Milk Producers 130-pre-election

Aveo Oncology 45-pre-election

ATI 172-pre-election

Bankia 5000-correct but in Spain

Bechtel Power Corp 277-correct

Bigpoint Games 47-pre-election

Boston Scientific 1200-pre-election

Brake Parts LLC 75-pre-election

Brattleboro Retreat 31-correct

Bristol Myers 500-pre-election

Career Education 900 + Closing 23 Campuses

Cigna 1300

Citigroup 100

Commerzbank 6000

Consol Energy in W.V. 145

Covidien 595

Crouse Hospital Syracuse NY 70

Cummins 150

CVPH 27

DEP in Tallahassee FL 15

DuPont, Co. 64

Eagle-Tribune, Andover 21

Emanuel Medical Cente 24

Energizer Holdings 1500

Ericsson 1550

Exide Tech, Laureldale 150

City of Findlay, OH 39

First Energy 400

Gameforge Berlin 20

Gamesa Energy 92

GenOn Energy Inc 33

Glen Falls Hospital 29

Groupon 80

GT Advanced Tech 165

Harris’ Broadcast 17

Hawker Beechcraft 400 + Facilities closing

Hill Rom 200

Hills Holdings 300

HMX Group 567

Hostess 627

Iberia Airlines 4500

ICM of Colwich 25

ING 2350

Judson University 21

Juniper Networks 500

Kaiser Permanente 84

Kinetic Concepts 427

Kratos Defense Security 125

Lackawanna County PA 11

Lightyear Network Solutions 12+

Lonza 500

Majestic Star Casino/hotel 80

Major Wind Company 3000

Martha Stewart Living 70

Medtronic 1000

Mills Manufacturing NC 68

Momentive, Inc. 150

Monitor Group 235

Montco Behavioral Health/Dev 58

NBC 500

Nebraska Medical Center 38

Neovia Logistics Services 52

New Energy 40

Ormet 200

Panasonic 10000

PayPal 320

Penn Refrigeration 40

Penske Logistics 50

Pepsi 4000

Philips Electronics 218

Pierce Mfg 325

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne 100

Research in Motion 200

Rheem Manufacturing 50

Sentry Foods 70

Shaw’s Supermarket 700

Shawano foundry WI 90

Smith & Nephew 770

Smithfield Packing Co. 125

Solel Solar Systems 140

Southeastern Container 15

SpaceX 100

SRA Intl Inc 222

St. Jude Medical 300

Stryker 1170

Sulake 60

Sun Media 500

TE Connectivity 620

TECO Coal Corporation 90

Texas Instruments 1700

The Providence Journal Co 23

TMX Group Ltd. 100

Turbocare 220

Turkey Point Nuclear Plant 277

Oce North America, Inc. 135

Turbocare OCE 220

UBS 10000

US Cellular 980

UtahAmerican Energy Inc 102

Volvo Trucks Pulaski County 300

Wake Forest Baptist Medical 950

Welch Allyn 275

West Ridge Mine 102

Westinghouse 50

World Media Enterprises Inc 105

WPS Health Insurance 600

Wright Patterson AFB 115

Wyodak Coal Mine 11

Xerox 2500

Yakima Reg Med Ctr Washington 10+

I google those and thats where i got the info. Seeing a trend i figured that was enough. Nice try Nick:D.

No i didnt vote for Obama.

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So how much of the blame for that can we put on the government / president, and how much is just part of the natural ebb and flow of capitalism?

It's not like people never get laid off under a Republican president... :rolleyes:

It's not like every single job lost under Bush wasn't directly attributed to him by the left either.

At what point does Obama actually deserve some credit for a climate where investors and business owners are afraid to hire and produce?

Never, I guess.

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So how much of the blame for that can we put on the government / president, and how much is just part of the natural ebb and flow of capitalism?

It's not like people never get laid off under a Republican president... :rolleyes:

It's the economy. Make of it what you will.

I'm not seeing where I said anything about politics or politicians.

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It's not like every single job lost under Bush wasn't directly attributed to him by the left either.

At what point does Obama actually deserve some credit for a climate where investors and business owners are afraid to hire and produce?

Never, I guess.

Probably not at the current point, being that there are now more jobs than when he took office. Hiring is still going on, production is still going on. Yes, obamacare was poorly timed in a recession which is causing a slower recovery, but a positive gain is still positive.

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Probably not at the current point, being that there are now more jobs than when he took office. Hiring is still going on, production is still going on. Yes, obamacare was poorly timed in a recession which is causing a slower recovery, but a positive gain is still positive.

Spin those numbers. The jobs that were lost are not the ones that are coming back and the gain is marginal, public sector is down, full time workers are down, professional jobs are down. Manufacturing that's gone is mostly gone forever. Shit's gone downhill, not up, but cheerlead if you feel like it. We're losing vendors and competitors in my business, and it's getting worse not better.

Energy prices are still high, wages are stagnant, taxation is going up across the board, healthcare prices are soaring and the investor class is sitting on their hands...and that's historically a sign that things are going to get worse - they are the engine of growth (hence JFK's tax cuts to spur economic investment in the private sector, which worked btw).

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