HP to lay off 9,000 workers as it automates data centers

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Fresh off of a solid quarter which saw profits rise 28%, HP announced today that it will be laying of some 9,000 workers as it moves to automate several of its commercial data centers. Although the move will incur a $1 billion charge through 2013, HP ultimately believes the move will ultimately save anywhere from $500 million to $700 million by 2013 and increase increase overall productivity. Approximately 6,000 new workers will be hired in various countries to replace those who lost their jobs.

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  • Billy

    I work for HP, and they cut my pay the first six months I worked there claiming bad economy etc. They then posted record profit….and did not give our pay back, and still haven’t with another record quarter. I’m quitting and going to work for the gub-mint for the same pay.

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