Riverside County Budget ax

[briansd1]

A furlough is not the same as a paycut.

The employee is not working so that’s like a forced unpaid vacation, not a paycut.

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]This coming Tuesday once again will be a slaughter at one of those contractors.

It’s been a brutal last year for the defense sector in San Diego – with no signs of abatement.

There have been more than 10 rounds of layoffs in the last year – I would say at this point at least a 30-40% reduction in our work force.[/quote]

I no longer have visibility in some of these defence firms because the folks I know are no longer there. The last I heard was lost contracts and plans to trim the severance packages….Although they didn’t say, I’m guessing that’s some of the folks I know left…to get the previous packages. It definitely is brutal in these sectors.

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]This coming Tuesday once again will be a slaughter at one of those contractors.

It’s been a brutal last year for the defense sector in San Diego – with no signs of abatement.

There have been more than 10 rounds of layoffs in the last year – I would say at this point at least a 30-40% reduction in our work force.[/quote]

I no longer have visibility in some of these defence firms because the folks I know are no longer there. The last I heard was lost contracts and plans to trim the severance packages….Although they didn’t say, I’m guessing that’s some of the folks I know left…to get the previous packages. It definitely is brutal in these sectors.

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]This coming Tuesday once again will be a slaughter at one of those contractors.

It’s been a brutal last year for the defense sector in San Diego – with no signs of abatement.

There have been more than 10 rounds of layoffs in the last year – I would say at this point at least a 30-40% reduction in our work force.[/quote]

I no longer have visibility in some of these defence firms because the folks I know are no longer there. The last I heard was lost contracts and plans to trim the severance packages….Although they didn’t say, I’m guessing that’s some of the folks I know left…to get the previous packages. It definitely is brutal in these sectors.

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]This coming Tuesday once again will be a slaughter at one of those contractors.

It’s been a brutal last year for the defense sector in San Diego – with no signs of abatement.

There have been more than 10 rounds of layoffs in the last year – I would say at this point at least a 30-40% reduction in our work force.[/quote]

I no longer have visibility in some of these defence firms because the folks I know are no longer there. The last I heard was lost contracts and plans to trim the severance packages….Although they didn’t say, I’m guessing that’s some of the folks I know left…to get the previous packages. It definitely is brutal in these sectors.

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]This coming Tuesday once again will be a slaughter at one of those contractors.

It’s been a brutal last year for the defense sector in San Diego – with no signs of abatement.

There have been more than 10 rounds of layoffs in the last year – I would say at this point at least a 30-40% reduction in our work force.[/quote]

I no longer have visibility in some of these defence firms because the folks I know are no longer there. The last I heard was lost contracts and plans to trim the severance packages….Although they didn’t say, I’m guessing that’s some of the folks I know left…to get the previous packages. It definitely is brutal in these sectors.

[Coronita]

[quote=briansd1]A furlough is not the same as a paycut.

The employee is not working so that’s like a forced unpaid vacation, not a paycut.[/quote]

Private companies have already been employing some of these “cuts” for some time….Forced vacations and vacation caps.

[Coronita]

[quote=briansd1]A furlough is not the same as a paycut.

The employee is not working so that’s like a forced unpaid vacation, not a paycut.[/quote]

Private companies have already been employing some of these “cuts” for some time….Forced vacations and vacation caps.

[Coronita]

[quote=briansd1]A furlough is not the same as a paycut.

The employee is not working so that’s like a forced unpaid vacation, not a paycut.[/quote]

Private companies have already been employing some of these “cuts” for some time….Forced vacations and vacation caps.

[Coronita]

[quote=briansd1]A furlough is not the same as a paycut.

The employee is not working so that’s like a forced unpaid vacation, not a paycut.[/quote]

Private companies have already been employing some of these “cuts” for some time….Forced vacations and vacation caps.

[Coronita]

[quote=briansd1]A furlough is not the same as a paycut.

The employee is not working so that’s like a forced unpaid vacation, not a paycut.[/quote]

Private companies have already been employing some of these “cuts” for some time….Forced vacations and vacation caps.

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