The union representing workers at eBay's TCGplayer authentication center in Syracuse says it filed an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board, alleging the center's ...

The union representing workers at TCGPlayer in Syracuse has negotiated severance packages for employees who will be losing their jobs this summer. The closure, which was an announced in late May ...

Job cuts often follow a major accusation, and while sometimes they are immediate, other times they take some time to play out. eBay’s TCGplayer is now facing layoffs after the company made a $295 ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR) — TCGPlayer workers, unionized with Communications Workers of America Local 1123, are preparing to lose their jobs after finding out eBay’s motives to shut down the ...

Those hired before then will be let go on Friday, July 18. Taxpayers have supported TCGplayer as it grew from a small company founded in 2008 to a behemoth acquired by eBay for $295 million in 2022.

Company leaders said at a meeting last Thursday that 220 jobs would be cut at the Syracuse office, where workers process trading cards sold on TCGplayer’s online marketplace.

eBay is slashing the jobs of 220 workers at TCGplayer’s card authentication center in Syracuse, New York, as reported earlier by local news outlet LocalSyr. eBay will move the online trading ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — eBay confirms to NewsChannel 9 that it will shut down the local operations of subsidiary TCGplayer in Downtown Syracuse and lay off its 220 local employees over the ...

In a "low-layoff scenario," where about 175,000 jobs are cut, the unemployment would rise just one-tenth of a percentage point to 4.1%. Reid's "most likely" scenario sees about 200,000 job cuts ...

The present values for the five-year forecast period sum to $5900.37 (in millions of dollars). There is certainly an upside baked in as Q4's cash flows are likely to be closer to Q3's $646M than ...

Topline Job cuts from U.S.-based companies were the highest they’ve been in 15 years in 2024—with the exception of 2020 job losses spurred by the COVID pandemic—as cuts jumped 5.5% over 2023 ...