About 500 Newark Owens Corning employees will not work for 50 days as the plant shuts down production for five separate weeks in 2009.

Officials at Bowling Green State University will consider a plan to make up to 500 employees take unpaid furloughs to help the school balance its budget. 

The Marion County administrator says cuts are needed to avoid layoffs.

About 1,700 city workers in Columbus have agreed to take five days off without pay to help Mayor Michael Coleman close a $13 million budget gap.

The union that represents nearly 35,000 state workers has approved a new contract with some serious cuts.

The union representing about 35,000 state employees in Ohio is deciding whether to approve a labor contract that includes significant cutbacks.

The economic downturn will mean two weeks of unpaid time off this year for employees of Richmond-based Media General Inc., including NBC 4.

NBC 4’s Matt Alvarez has the BOTTOM LINE on what these numbers mean for Ohioans.

NBC 4 got answers on what you can do if you’re facing a furlough.