- The European labour market remained weak in early 2013, with over 100,000 announced job losses and limited job creation of around 34,000, leaving a net loss of 66,000 jobs. - The largest job losses were in France, Germany, Spain, the UK, and Italy, while the biggest job gains were in France, the UK, and Germany. - The sectors most heavily impacted by job losses were automotive, administrative and support services, and financial services, while manufacturing saw some gains, particularly in automotive and aircraft production. - The construction sector across Europe continued to struggle with declines in activity and employment.

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Summary p/3
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EU labour market trends p/4
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EU member state labour trends p/6
03
Most heavily impacted sectors p/9
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European labour market outlook p/12
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Major job layoffs announced in Europe p/13
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Major job creations announced in Europe p/21
About this report p/25
Total reported European job losses and gains resulting from restructuring P/5
Total reported European job losses by country P/7
Total reported European job gains by country P/8
Total reported European job losses by sector P/10
Production index in the construction sector P/11
METHODOLOGY NOTES:
The Employment
Restructuring Report is
compiled by Kelly Services
using publicly available data
from official, private and
non-profit organisations. It
aims to provide a summary
of the leading factors
contributing to labour
and hiring conditions in
the relevant markets,
with a special focus on
up-to-date layoff and
job creation statistics.

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01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
➔ The labour market
across the EU has trended
lower amid continued
economic problems in the
major economies and renewed
efforts to curtail business
costs through job layoffs.
The news has been pretty
sobering as all the leading
economies experience
flat or negative growth,
and generally worsening
unemployment.
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There have been just a
few bright spots. Perhaps
most surprising is the
bounce in some areas of
manufacturing, including
automotive and aeronautical.
Across the board, conditions
in the EU economy and labour
market have been weak. GDP
in the EU fell by 0.1% in the
first quarter of 2013, following
a 0.5% fall in the previous
quarter. Year-on-year GDP is
down by 0.7% in the EU.
Across the region, annual
GDP is down 0.6% in
Germany, 0.4% in France,
2.0% in Spain, 2.3% in Italy,
and 5.3% in Greece. Only
in the UK has GDP seen an
annual increase of 0.6%.
The unemployment rate in
the EU stands at 10.9% and in
the euro area at 12.1%. The
unemployment rate in the
EU is forecast to rise further
during 2013 to above 11%.
The varying impacts of
austerity and local economic
circumstances are reflected
in the unemployment rates
among member countries in
the EU – 5.4% in Germany,
7.2% in Denmark, 11% in
France, 11.5% in Italy and
Cyprus, and close to 27%
in Greece and Spain.
The tough economic
conditions in the EU still have
some way to run. There is no
sign of a turnaround this year.
Economic growth is being
maintained in the US under
its ongoing monetary stimulus
program, while the Japanese
economy is emerging from
a decade-long slumber.
The global economy remains
significantly unbalanced
– the US is experiencing
positive recovery while the
EU is stuck in a rut. China’s
output is strong but shows
signs of softening, while
Japan’s efforts to re-inflate
remain a work-in-progress.
Economic growth is being maintained in the US under its
ongoing monetary stimulus program, while the Japanese
economy is emerging from a decade-long slumber.

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01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
➔ The labour market
remained in a parlous state
in the early part of 2013
as significant numbers
of jobs were lost due to
layoffs, and creation of
new positions was weak.
There were just over 100,000
announced job losses
in the March quarter – a
level that has been largely
consistent over the past three
quarters and about 15,000
more than a year earlier.
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eu labour
market
trends
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Job gains totalled slightly
more than 34,000, leaving
a net loss of some 66,000
positions, one of the widest
gaps in recent years.
The worrying sign is that job
creation seems stuck in a
declining trend, reflecting the
lack of business confidence
in any near-term recovery.
Putting this in perspective,
new hirings reached a peak
of some 180,000 a quarter
prior to the global economic
crisis. Immediately following
the worst of the economic
recession, new hirings
slumped to just 20,000 a
quarter. Now, some four years
later, hiring activity is still just
34,000 in the March quarter.

5. total reported european job losses and gains
resulting from restructuring (Q3 2006 to Q1 2013)
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01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
Source: European Restructuring Monitor (ERM), European Monitoring Centre on Change
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0
50000
2013/Q1
2012/Q4
2012/Q3
2012/Q2
2012/Q1
2011/Q4
2011/Q3
2011/Q2
2011/Q1
2010/Q4
2010/Q3
2010/Q2
2010/Q1
2009/Q4
2009/Q3
2009/Q2
2009/Q1
2008/Q4
2008/Q3
2008/Q2
2008/Q1
2007/Q4
2007/Q3
2007/Q2
2007/Q1
2006/Q4
2006/Q3
C
L
C
L
0
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
C
L
2011/Q4
2012/Q1
2012/Q2
2012/Q3
2012/Q4
2013/Q1
2011/Q3
2011/Q2
2011/Q1
2010/Q4
2010/Q3
2010/Q2
2010/Q1
2009/Q4
2009/Q3
2009/Q2
2009/Q1
2008/Q4
2008/Q3
2008/Q2
2008/Q1
2007/Q4
2007/Q3
2007/Q2
2007/Q1
2006/Q4
2006/Q3
Loss
Creation
The worrying sign is that job creation seems stuck in a declining trend,
reflecting the lack of business confidence in any near-term recovery.

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01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
➔ The pain of job losses
was spread across the biggest
economies in the EU bloc –
15,076 in France, 14,029 in
Germany, 13,288 in Spain,
12,143 in the UK, 8,570 in Italy,
and 7,625 in the Netherlands.
In France, almost half of the
total losses were accounted
for by car maker Renault,
which announced plans for
7,500 job cuts by 2016.
02
eu member
state
labour
trends
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The latest regional snapshot
across the EU by Eurostat
makes for a fascinating
economic jigsaw. Jobless
rates vary from a low of 2.5%
in parts of Austria to 38% in
parts of Spain. Unemployment
rates for young people
range from 4% to 72%.
In almost one-fifth of
the regions, half of the
unemployed had been out of
work for more than a year.
The largest cases of job
creation were in France, UK
and Germany. France will
see approximately 8,500
new positions, with a large
share – approximately 2,000
– made up of hirings by the
public sector employment
service, Pole Emploi.
In Germany, the auto sector
will benefit from 1,500
new jobs created at Audi
by the end of the year.
Elsewhere in Europe, there
were sizeable reductions in
employment in a number
of financial institutions,
including Commerzbank in
Germany, and Rabobank
in the Netherlands.
In Spain, which is already
suffering under a 27%
unemployment rate, there
were almost 6,000 jobs
lost in the financial and
business services sectors.

7. total reported european job losses by country (Q2 2012 to Q1 2013)
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01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
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Source: European Restructuring Monitor (ERM), European Monitoring Centre on Change
0
5000
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Austria
Portugal
Slovenia
Czech Republic
Ireland
Denmank
Cyprus
Finland
Romania
Greece
Sweden
Belgium
Poland
Netherlands
Italy
United Kingdom
Spain
Germany
France
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
Q
Q4 2012
Q3 2012
Q2 2012 Q1 2013
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Austria
Portugal
Slovenia
Czech
Republic
Ireland
Denmark
Cyprus
Finland
Romania
Greece
Sweden
Belgium
Poland
Netherlands
Italy
United
Kingdom
Spain
Germany
France
In France, almost half of the total losses were
accounted for by car maker Renault, which
announced plans for 7,500 job cuts by 2016.

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market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
total reported European job gains by country (Q2 2012 to Q1 2013)
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0
Hungary
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Belgium
Austria
Ireland
Czech Republic
Romania
Poland
Italy
Germany
United Kingdom
France
0
4,000
8,000
12,000
16,000
Q
Q
Q
Q
Hungary
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Belgium
Austria
Ireland
Czech
Republic
Romania
Poland
Italy
Germany
United
Kingdom
France
Q4 2012
Q3 2012
Q2 2012 Q1 2013
Source: European Restructuring Monitor (ERM), European Monitoring Centre on Change
The latest
regional snapshot
across the EU by
Eurostat makes
for a fascinating
economic jigsaw.
Jobless rates vary
from a low of 2.5%
in parts of Austria
to 38% in parts
of Spain.

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most
heavily
impacted
sectors
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market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
➔ The major casualties
by industry sector were
automotive, administrative
and support services,
and financial services.
The Renault retrenchments
in France was the biggest
single case of layoffs, but
there was good news in the
manufacturing sector to
offset this.
The ERM reports an
upturn in auto and aircraft
manufacturing activity, due
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in part to an expansion into
the Asian market. Aircraft
manufacturer Airbus has
seen an increase in demand
from China, the Asia Pacific
and the Middle East, and will
add about 1,800 positions
during 2013. Around
half will be in France.
There is also brighter news
in auto manufacturing out
of Germany, where Audi
is expanding and where
BMW is recruiting ahead of
production of its new minivan.
Jaguar Land Rover in the UK
is seeing an increase in sales
– the highest ever in March
2013 – fuelled by demand
from China. It is recruiting
about 700 positions for its
new plant in the Midlands.
But while one sector is
up, another is down. The
construction sector is going
through a wretched patch,
with all areas of construction
feeling the pinch from
cutbacks in government-
funded infrastructure
projects and weak private-
sector investment.
Construction across both civil
engineering and building
construction has never
really recovered from the
global economic downturn
and is down 7% over the
last year across the EU.
Over the year, construction
activity was down 11% in
Germany, 7.5% in France and
5.6% in the UK. It was up 16%
in Spain and 10% in Hungary.

10. total reported european job losses by sector (Q1 2013)
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market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
Source: European Restructuring Monitor (ERM), European Monitoring Centre on Change
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0
5000
10000
Arts/Entertainment
Hotels/restaurants
Health /social work
Mining
Public administration & defence
Construction
Transport /storage
Utilities
Administration
Information/communication
Retail
Financial services
Manufacturing
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
Arts/entertainment
Hotels/restaurants
Health/social
work
Mining
Public
administration
&
defence
Construction
Transport/storage
Utilities
Administration
Information/
communication
Retail
Financial
services
Manufacturing
37,845
27,083
8,030
6,786 6,143 4,625 3,909
2,451 2,055 800 385 140 137
Construction across both civil engineering and building construction
has never really recovered from the global economic downturn and
is down 7% over the last year across the EU.

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market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
Production index in the construction sector
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85
105
100
95
90
2010=100
110
115
120
125
03-2004
06-2004
09-2004
12-2004
03-2005
06-2005
09-2005
12-2005
03-2006
06-2006
09-2006
12-2006
03-2007
06-2007
09-2007
12-2007
03-2008
06-2008
09-2008
12-2008
03-2009
06-2009
09-2009
12-2009
03-2010
06-2010
09-2010
12-2010
03-2011
06-2011
09-2011
12-2011
03-2012
06-2012
09-2012
12-2012
03-2013
Euro area, seasonally adjusted series
EU27, seasonally adjusted series
Source: Eurostat
Over the year,
construction
activity is down 11%
in Germany, 7.5%
in France and 5.6%
in the UK. It is up 16%
in Spain and 10%
in Hungary.

12. ➔ Labour conditions
in the EU are forecast to
remain difficult for coming
months, with no immediate
prospects of a rebound
in economic activity that
would stimulate hiring.
The major economies
are facing a period of
incremental emergence
into positive growth, while
wrestling with the process
of structural adjustment
and spending restraint.
The de-coupling of Europe
from the recovery in the US
is now stark, while within the
EU, the contrast between the
economy of Germany and
those of the Mediterranean
is equally troubling.
The US recovery is certainly
not eye-catching, but it is
quite broadly based, and
there are now firm signs
that the Federal Reserve is
thinking of withdrawing its
monetary stimulus which has
underpinned the upswing.
The Fed has signalled that
an unemployment rate of
6.5% is the level at which
it would likely end its
quantitative easing program.
Currently the rate is 7.5%.
At the same time Japan is
beginning to make a positive
contribution to global growth
as a result of the monetary
expansion being unleashed
there. The OECD predicts
that the G7 group of big
economies will grow at an
annual rate of about 2% in
the second half of 2013.
The OECD is also predicting
that the combined economies
of Germany, France and Italy
will grow at an annual rate
of 1% in the second half of
this year. That is a pretty
sobering outlook for the
region’s three big economies,
and even if realized, it still
means subdued activity and
higher unemployment.
On the positive side, the
actions to avoid the fiscal cliff
in the US and the European
Central Bank’s measures to
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market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
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prevent a sovereign debt
crisis or banking default have
been successful, to date, in
preventing a new flash point.
There is more optimism
in financial markets across
the board, and business
confidence, in the US in
particular, is stronger, judging
by forward indicators of
investment intentions.
The hard reality is that the
main stimulus to global
economic activity for the
immediate future will come
from the US, China and
possibly Japan. Europe will be
sitting on the sidelines as this
phase of the recovery unfolds.

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market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
05
major job
layoffs
announced
in europe
JAN to MAR 2013
ORF Austria 250 Information/communication January
Pago Austria 110 Manufacturing February
Sport Eybl & Sports Experts Austria 250 Retail January
ArcelorMittal Belgium 1,300 Manufacturing January
Caterpillar Belgium Belgium 1,400 Manufacturing February
Crown Speciality Packaging Belgium 102 Manufacturing February
Dow Corning Belgium 70 Manufacturing January
Duferco Belgium 380 Manufacturing March
Electrabel Belgium 245 Utilities January
ING Belgium 1,000 Financial services February
Kortrijk City Council Belgium 104 Public administration and defence March
Plastic Omnium Belgium 122 Manufacturing March
Saint-Gobain Sekurit Auvelais Belgium 263 Manufacturing March
Verbillen Poultry Group Belgium 450 Manufacturing February
ZF Wind Power Belgium 135 Manufacturing February
VMZ Sopot Bulgaria 600 Manufacturing January
Bank of Cyprus Cyprus 229 Financial services February
Orphanides Supermarkets Cyprus 1,600 Retail January
Ceská Sporitelna (CS) Czech Republic 600 Financial services March
Panasonic Czech Republic 125 Manufacturing February
Snežka Náchod Czech Republic 150 Manufacturing February
Vodafone Czech Republic 218 Information/communication January
Build-a-Bear Workshop Denmark 150 Retail March
DSB Denmark 109 Transportation/storage February
Jutland Meat Denmark 230 Manufacturing February
KMD Denmark 100 Information/communication January
LEGO Denmark 380 Manufacturing February
LM Wind Power Denmark 135 Manufacturing January
Telenor Denmark Denmark 288 Information/communication March
Thorøs Industri og Skadeservice Denmark 300 Administrative services January
Danske Bank Finland 170 Financial services March
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02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
05 Eniro Sentraali Finland 50 Administrative services
Finnair Finland 310 Transportation/storage March
Finnsteve Finland 90 Transportation/storage February
Fortaco Finland 122 Manufacturing January
HKScan Finland 123 Manufacturing March
Kotkamills Finland 50 Manufacturing February
Marimekko Finland 60 Manufacturing March
Neste Shipping Finland 124 Transportation/storage January
SOK Finland 270 Retail March
Suomen Kiitoautot Finland 50 Transportation/storage January
TeliaSonera Finland 305 Information/communication January
Tellabs Finland 63 Manufacturing February
UPM Finland 90 Manufacturing January
Barclays France France 305 Financial services February
Bosch France 117 Manufacturing February
Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) France 235 Manufacturing February
Buro+ France 109 Retail February
Carlson Wagonlit Travel France France 194 Administrative services January
Clestra France 108 Construction January
Contralco France 226 Manufacturing January
Coop Alsace France 210 Retail February
Danone France 236 Manufacturing February
Game France 401 Retail January
GE Energy France 115 Manufacturing February
GL Bijoux France 269 Manufacturing March
Goodyear France 1,173 Manufacturing January
Gras Savoye France France 291 Financial services March
Green Sofa Dunkerque France 115 Manufacturing January
Hewlett-Packard France 300 Information/communication January
Manufacture française du cycle France 79 Manufacturing March
Papeteries de Condat France 144 Manufacturing March
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state labour
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04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
05 Parisot Mattaincourt France 120 Manufacturing January
Pixmania France 150 Retail
Renault France 7,500 Manufacturing January
SCA France 162 Manufacturing February
Sofedit France 190 Manufacturing February
Stracel France 120 Manufacturing January
Transcom Worldwide France France 407 Administrative services March
TRW France France 148 Manufacturing March
Unilever France France 152 Manufacturing March
Veolia Water France France 1,500 Utilities March
Air Berlin Germany 900 Transportation/storage January
Allianz Bank Germany 450 Financial services January
Augsburg Airways Germany 360 Transportation/storage March
BARD Germany 120 Manufacturing February
Benteler Germany 500 Manufacturing January
Bosch Thermotechnik Germany 214 Manufacturing February
Commerzbank Germany 3,400 Financial services January
Cornelsen Germany 200 Information/communication March
Daimler Trucks Germany 800 Manufacturing January
Deutsche Telekom Germany 1,200 Information/communication January
Drahtcord Saarsteel Germany 100 Manufacturing February
Eurohypo Germany 350 Financial services January
Fehrer Germany 620 Manufacturing March
Heraeus Germany 260 Manufacturing March
HP Pelzer Germany 103 Manufacturing March
Huber Packaging Germany 115 Manufacturing February
Hülsta Germany 180 Manufacturing March
HypoVereinsbank Germany 800 Financial services March
Loewe Germany 180 Manufacturing February
Lufthansa Technik Germany 650 Transportation/storage January
Moco JA Molfenter Germany 120 Manufacturing January
job layoffs
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04 european
labour market
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05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
Recticel Automotive Germany 150 Manufacturing January
Rheinmetall Germany 100 Manufacturing March
Snow Dome Germany 137 Arts/entertainment February
Treofan Germany 90 Manufacturing March
TRW Automotive Germany 300 Manufacturing March
Unilever Germany 110 Manufacturing March
Vattenfall Germany 1,500 Utilities March
WAZ-Gruppe Germany 200 Information/communication March
Westfälische Rundschau Germany 120 Information/communication January
Hellenic Postbank Greece 600 Financial services January
Heracles Cement Greece 236 Manufacturing March
National Bank of Greece Greece 2,000 Financial services February
City Council Budapest Hungary 100 Public administration and defence February
Magyar Alumínium Termelo és Kereskedelmi (Mal) Hungary 200 Mining/quarrying February
Abbott Laboratories Ireland 200 Manufacturing February
EBS Ireland 200 Financial services January
HMV Ireland 300 Retail February
Liberty Mutual Insurance Ireland 425 Financial services March
A2A Italy 400 Utilities March
Aprilia Italy 136 Manufacturing January
Autogrill Italy 140 Hotel/restaurants January
Barclays Italy 237 Financial services March
Best Italy 125 Manufacturing January
Bracco Italy 147 Manufacturing February
Burani Italy 132 Manufacturing February
Cartiera Burgo Italy 188 Manufacturing January
Electrolux Italy 532 Manufacturing February
Groundcare Italy 220 Transportation/storage January
Holcim Italy 180 Manufacturing January
Kme Italy 0 Manufacturing January
Natuzzi Italy 1,300 Manufacturing January
job layoffs
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04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
Nidec-ASI Italy 150 Manufacturing February
RCS Mediagroup Italy 600 Information/communication February
Steelmec Italy 180 Manufacturing March
Telecom Italia Italy 500 Information/communication February
Unipol Italy 2,200 Financial services January
United Colours of Benetton Italy 228 Manufacturing February
Vodafone Italia Italy 700 Information/communication March
Swedwood Kazlu Ruda Lithuania 107 Manufacturing February
Clearstream Luxembourg 100 Financial services February
RBC Luxembourg 219 Financial services February
Baxter Malta 97 Manufacturing March
Ciccolella Holding International BV Netherlands 300 Retail February
Etam Netherlands 140 Retail January
Kamer van Koophandel Netherlands 735 Administrative services February
Korein Netherlands 185 Health/social work March
Nuon Netherlands 500 Utilities March
NXP Netherlands 150 Manufacturing January
Oad Group Netherlands 170 Administrative services March
Océ Netherlands 300 Manufacturing March
Rabobank Netherlands 3,000 Financial services February
RBS Netherlands 500 Financial services January
Ruwaard van Putten Hospital Netherlands 155 Health/social work March
Schoenenreus Netherlands 500 Retail January
Tata Steel Ijmuiden Netherlands 240 Manufacturing March
Thermphos Netherlands 450 Manufacturing January
Univé Netherlands 300 Financial services February
Notabene Norway 200 Retail January
Bumar Poland 100 Manufacturing January
Ekomelbud Poland 151 Construction March
Esser Polska Poland 116 Manufacturing February
Fabryka Maszyn i Urzadzen FAMAK Poland 160 Manufacturing February
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01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
Huta Małapanew Poland 200 Manufacturing February
Open Finance Poland 270 Financial services March
Orange Customer Service Poland 540 Administrative services January
Philips Lighting Poland Poland 264 Manufacturing January
Polimex Mostostal Poland 900 Construction January
PZU Poland 630 Financial services February
Sharp Manufacturing Poland Poland 211 Manufacturing February
Sobet Poland 200 Construction February
Stocznia Gdansk Poland 150 Manufacturing March
Sumitomo Electric Bordnetze Polska Poland 200 Manufacturing February
Telekomunikacja Polska Poland 1,700 Information/communication February
Barclays Portugal 300 Financial services February
Cimpor Portugal 150 Manufacturing February
Metropolitano de Lisboa Portugal 180 Transportation/storage January
Peugeot-Citroën Portugal 350 Manufacturing February
Cargill Romania Romania 266 Manufacturing February
Mechel Otelu Rosu Romania 420 Manufacturing March
Mechel Targoviste Romania 512 Manufacturing March
Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea Romania 1,020 Manufacturing March
Somes Dej Romania 170 Manufacturing February
Tarom Romania 166 Transportation/storage March
UCM Resita Romania 250 Manufacturing March
AU Optronics Slovakia 530 Manufacturing January
Boxmark Leather Slovenia 160 Manufacturing February
Cestno podjetje Ljubljana (CPL) Slovenia 250 Construction February
Mariborske livarne Maribor Slovenia 100 Manufacturing February
Pekarna Blatnik Slovenia 100 Manufacturing February
Slovenske železnice Slovenia 450 Transportation/storage January
ABC Punto Radio Spain 136 Information/communication January
Amper Programas Spain 86 Manufacturing March
Banco de Valencia Spain 890 Financial services January
job layoffs
18 | Employment RestructurinG report | European union edition Q2 2013
Organisation Location Total (approx) Industry Month

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home
contents
summary
01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
job layoffs
19 | Employment RestructurinG report | European union edition Q2 2013
Barclays Spain 1,100 Financial services February
BMN Banco Mare Nostrum Spain 867 Financial services January
CaixaBank Spain 2,600 Financial services February
Caja España-Duero Spain 1,502 Financial services January
Caser Spain 288 Financial services February
Cemex Spain 156 Manufacturing January
FCC Spain 842 Construction March
Ibercaja Spain 275 Financial services March
Novagalicia Banco Spain 930 Financial services January
Orizonia Spain 2,347 Administrative services February
Roca Sanitario Spain 486 Manufacturing January
Vodafone Spain 620 Information/communication January
Aleris Sweden 45 Health/social work January
Apoteket Produktion & Laboratorier Sweden 75 Manufacturing February
Arla Foods Sweden 130 Manufacturing March
BE Group Sweden 75 Retail January
Dagens Nyheter Sweden 80 Information/communication March
Duni Sweden 110 Manufacturing February
Holmen Paper Sweden 180 Manufacturing March
Infratek Sverige Sweden 80 Utilities January
Kronfågel Sweden 62 Manufacturing March
Pågen Sweden 100 Manufacturing January
Pergo Sweden 150 Manufacturing January
Scana Steel Björneborg Sweden 28 Manufacturing January
Stora Enso Sweden 300 Manufacturing February
Trioplast Sweden 60 Manufacturing January
Uniflex Sweden 300 Administrative services March
Usports Sweden 140 Retail March
Vattenfall Sweden 400 Utilities March
Volvo Cars Sweden 750 Manufacturing February
2e2 United Kingdom 977 Information/communication February
Organisation Location Total (approx) Industry Month

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job layoffs
20 | Employment RestructurinG report | European union edition Q2 2013
Axminster Carpets United Kingdom 300 Retail March
Blackpool Council United Kingdom 300 Public administration and defence January
Blockbuster United Kingdom 800 Administrative services February
Bosal United Kingdom 116 Manufacturing March
Cheshire East Council United Kingdom 1,000 Public administration and defence February
Doncaster Council United Kingdom 308 Public administration and defence February
Ethel Austin United Kingdom 215 Retail
Flybe United Kingdom 300 Transportation/storage January
HMV United Kingdom 1,500 Retail January
HomeServe United Kingdom 300 Financial services March
Honda United Kingdom 800 Manufacturing January
Jessops United Kingdom 1,370 Retail January
Jeyes United Kingdom 110 Manufacturing March
Moy Park United Kingdom 300 Manufacturing March
National Australia Bank (NAB) United Kingdom 130 Financial services March
Quinton Hazell United Kingdom 196 Manufacturing February
Serco United Kingdom 300 Administrative services March
Sogefi Filtration United Kingdom 190 Manufacturing February
Southampton City Council United Kingdom 243 Public administration and defence February
UK Coal Mine Holdings United Kingdom 600 Mining/quarrying March
Vion United Kingdom 1,700 Manufacturing January
Wyndeham United Kingdom 104 Manufacturing January
home
contents
summary
01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
Source: European Monitoring Centre on Change
Organisation Location Total (approx) Industry Month

21. home
contents
summary
01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
06
major job
creations
announced
in europe
JAN to MAR 2013
21 | Employment RestructurinG report | European union edition Q2 2013
AHT Cooling Systems Austria 170 Manufacturing February
AMS Wien Austria 100 Public administration and defence January
List Components & Furniture Austria 150 Manufacturing January
Österreichische Post Austria 100 Transportation / storage January
McDonald’s Belgium Belgium 500 Hotel / restaurants March
Coca-Cola Enterprises Bulgaria 300 Professional services January
Zavod za remont na metrovlakove Bulgaria 150 Transportation / storage January
AERO Vodochody Czech Republic 150 Manufacturing January
CEZ Czech Republic 800 Utilities January
Crystalex CZ Czech Republic 150 Manufacturing January
DHL Czech Republic 120 Transportation / storage February
Electro World Czech Republic 150 Retail January
Huisman Konstrukce Czech Republic 110 Manufacturing March
Multimedia Interactive Czech Republic 200 Administrative services February
Smith Medical Czech Republic 250 Manufacturing February
Sony DADC Czech Republic 100 Manufacturing January
Tesco Czech Republic 100 Retail January
Maersk Drilling Denmark 1,300 Mining / quarrying February
Telenor Denmark Denmark 50 Information / communication March
Selver Estonia 100 Retail March
Vaasan Group Estonia 100 Manufacturing February
B2S France 100 Administrative services February
Brittany Ferries France 100 Transportation / storage January
Daher Socata France 400 Manufacturing February
Eolen France 150 Information / communication January
Grant Thornton France 270 Professional services January
Gras Savoye France France 57 Financial services March
Infotel France 200 Information / communication February
La Maison Bleue France 450 Health / social work February
LGM Group France 190 Professional services January
M-Real Alizay France 150 Manufacturing March
MAAF France 100 Financial services January
Organisation Location Total (approx) Industry Month

22. home
contents
summary
01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
06
job creations
22 | Employment RestructurinG report | European union edition Q2 2013
McDonald’s France France 200 Hotel / restaurants January
Michelin France 1,000 Manufacturing January
Moebius France 120 Information / communication February
Pôle Emploi France 2,000 Public administration and defence March
Proservia France 500 Information / communication February
PSA Peugeot-Citroën France 300 Manufacturing March
Siel Bleu France 214 Health / social work February
Solucom France 200 Information / communication January
Sopra Group France France 1,600 Information / communication March
SPB (Société de Prévoyance Bancaire) France 150 Financial services March
Thalazur France 100 Hotel / restaurants January
Able Germany 1,000 Professional services January
Audi Germany 1,500 Manufacturing March
Bechtle Germany 400 Information / communication March
BMW Germany 500 Manufacturing March
Heraeus Germany 410 Manufacturing March
Ottobock Germany 500 Manufacturing March
Procter & Gamble Hungary 150 Manufacturing March
Systemax EMEA Hungary 200 Information / communication January
Centra Ireland 400 Retail February
FireEye Ireland 150 Information / communication March
Mater Private Healthcare Ireland 150 Health / social work January
Quantcast Ireland 100 Professional services February
Sattelco Communications Ireland 150 Administrative services January
Yahoo Ireland 200 Information / communication March
Zurich Insurance Ireland 112 Financial services March
McDonald’s Italy 3,000 Hotel / restaurants January
United Colours of Benetton Italy 280 Manufacturing February
Atea Global Services Latvia 200 Information / communication February
Swedbank Lithuania 100 Information / communication February
McDonald’s The Netherlands Netherlands 1,200 Hotel / restaurants February
Vredestein Netherlands 100 Professional services January
Organisation Location Total (approx) Industry Month

23. home
contents
summary
01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
06
job creations
23 | Employment RestructurinG report | European union edition Q2 2013
Alteams Poland Poland 200 Manufacturing March
Budimex Danwood Poland 100 Construction February
Credit Suisse Poland Poland 300 Financial services March
Faurecia Interior Systems Poland 200 Manufacturing January
HCL Technologies - Poland Poland 150 Information / communication March
Hispano-Suiza Polska Poland 50 Manufacturing January
Itella Information Poland 270 Professional services January
Miejski Zakład Usług Komunalnych Poland 90 Administrative services January
Mobica Poland Poland 130 Information / communication March
PZL Mielec Poland 200 Manufacturing January
Rockwool Polska Poland 100 Manufacturing March
Sabre Holdings Poland Poland 400 Information / communication March
State Street Poland Poland 300 Financial services March
Tesco Poland 110 Retail January
Tesco Poland 130 Retail February
Tesco Poland 160 Transportation / storage February
UBS Service Centre Poland 300 Information / communication March
Vodafone Portugal 120 Information / communication January
Cesiro Romania 100 Manufacturing February
Computer Generated Solutions (CGS) Romania 400 Administrative services January
Hella Romania Romania 500 Manufacturing March
Inditex Romania Romania 300 Retail January
Intel Media Romania 100 Information / communication March
Microsoft Romania Romania 100 Information / communication January
Romaltyn Romania 150 Mining / quarrying February
SoftVision Romania 200 Information / communication February
Sutas Romania Romania 300 Manufacturing March
Webhelp Romania Romania 200 Administrative services February
Sitno Holding Slovakia 300 Manufacturing January
ZVS Holding Slovakia 100 Manufacturing February
Organisation Location Total (approx) Industry Month

24. home
contents
summary
01 EU Labour
market trends
02 EU member
state labour
trends
03 most heavily
impacted sectors
04 european
labour market
outlook
05 major
job layoffs
announced
in europe
06 major
job creations
announced
in europe
about this
report
06
job creations
24 | Employment RestructurinG report | European union edition Q2 2013
Source: European Monitoring Centre on Change
Carthago Slovenia 80 Manufacturing February
ÅF Sweden 120 Professional services March
Burger King Sweden 150 Hotel / restaurants February
Alstom United Kingdom 500 Utilities January
American Golf UK United Kingdom 250 Retail March
British Telecom United Kingdom 600 Information / communication March
Brose UK United Kingdom 90 Manufacturing March
Companion care United Kingdom 200 Professional services March
Easy Jet United Kingdom 330 Transportation / storage February
Jaguar Land Rover United Kingdom 700 Manufacturing March
Midcounties Co-operative United Kingdom 100 Utilities March
Morrisons United Kingdom 1,000 Retail February
Newell United Kingdom 150 Retail March
Solway Foods United Kingdom 100 Manufacturing January
TGI Friday United Kingdom 600 Hotel / restaurants February
Travelodge United Kingdom 370 Hotel / restaurants January
Organisation Location Total (approx) Industry Month

25. About this Report
The Employment Restructuring Report is compiled by Kelly Services. It provides a timely review of economic, labour and hiring conditions in the
relevant markets, with a detailed focus on the most recent data regarding mass layoffs and restructuring. The report is compiled utilising publicly
available data from official, private and not-for-profit organisations. Published on a quarterly basis, the Employment Restructuring Report is available in
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