CA Set To Pink Slip 1,000 Employees
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CA Inc., the global computer software maker, has announced that the company will be firing 1000 people from its work force of 15,000 worldwide, in an attempt to reduce the costs and make the company more focused and efficient. According to a filing made by the company to the Security and Exchange Commission, CA job cuts will be limited mostly to its North American operations and will be completed by the end of September 2010. Commenting on the company's decision to make...
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