Nike (NKE) has initiated layoffs within its technology division as part of a strategic reprioritization. The company ...

even as recession fears start to cool (see Forbes’ layoff tracker from earlier this year here). Nike will reportedly cut hundreds of employees. December 13Etsy CEO Josh Silverman announced the ...

According to ECONorthwest's senior economist, Nike's recent layoffs could have ripple effects on Portland's regional economy, specifically because of the current economic climate. Earlier this ...

Nike cut heavily from the top in its recent mass layoff, according to a new filing with Oregon workforce officials. The sportswear giant in April said it would eliminate 740 Oregon jobs ...

Nike did not respond to multiple requests for comment for this article. Multiple current employees said the company has not given employees information about the layoffs. “I feel like they want ...

The layoffs are part of a broader cost-cutting strategy. In April, Nike announced plans to eliminate 740 jobs in Oregon as part of a 2% reduction in its global workforce. This move is part of a ...

Just two months ago, Nike announced plans to reduce its workforce by 2 percent, or more than 1,600 employees. These latest layoffs, which are being referred to as the “second phase of impacts ...

The company noted that layoffs would not impact retail store employees. Nike provided this statement regarding the layoffs: "Nike’s always at our best when we’re on the offense. The actions ...

Relief among employees at Nike's Belgian distribution centres: there will be no naked layoffs, though the company is shifting ...

The latest Nike layoffs are part of a plan to reduce the firm’s headcount by 2% overall, cutting some 1,500 positions. Back in April, the company also filed a notice with officials that it will ...