NetJets Inc. announced Thursday it will furlough up to 495 pilots from its North American fractional operations.

The Fairfield Health Department is considering laying off up to 11 workers.

The federal economic stimulus package has saved or created more than 13,000 jobs in Ohio, according to a state report released Tuesday.

More than 200 local NetJets Inc. employees are told Friday their positions are being eliminated as part of a 5 percent across-the-board workforce reduction.

Unions that represent police officers and mid-level city managers in Cincinnati are going to court to try to prevent layoffs. 

In less than a week, Columbus voters will vote: more taxes or fewer city services? But could the city avoid the layoffs by reducing salaries?

First it was Mansfield’s police force; now it’s the community’s firefighters who will see pink slips.

Mental health professionals say stress related to layoffs in southwest Ohio’s Clinton County is hitting women especially hard because they tend to be the family caretakers. 

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. 

GETTING ANSWERS: A union president said it would be unrealistic to think cuts wouldn’t impact the safety of firefighters and the citizens they serve.

ESPN has notified about 100 employees that they will be losing their jobs.

CPD says minor crimes may not get much service if the income tax fails. What is a “minor” crime?

GETTING ANSWERS: The impact the proposed layoffs could have on the federal stimulus monies that helped pay for the CPD recruit class.   

Students and police officers react to the news that some of police jobs will be cut if the income tax increase fails.

The Columbus Division of Police unveils its 2010 budget with possible officer cuts Tuesday.