Nike expecting workforce reduction of four percent
- By Adam Barr
- Jul 1, 2009 2:10 PM ET
Nike Inc. – the big sporting goods company, not just its golf division – anticipates a workforce reduction of up to 4 percent, said an announcement this afternoon from the company’s headquarters in Beaverton, Ore. It’s all part of an effort to get leaner and more efficient in the tough economy, and hardly unique to Nike or even sporting goods. The final decision will come after Nike’s fiscal year, which ends in May. The company employs nearly 35,000 people worldwide.
Too early to say yet how, or if, the golf division will be affected. But considering they service and exist in economic symbiosis with the world’s most popular athlete, we can expect golf to continue to command significant resources in a get-results-soon economy.
Too early to say yet how, or if, the golf division will be affected. But considering they service and exist in economic symbiosis with the world’s most popular athlete, we can expect golf to continue to command significant resources in a get-results-soon economy.
Latest News
- Garcia makes racist remark regarding Woods
- USGA, R&A ban anchored stroke | Explanation
- Infographic: What's legal, illegal | Timeline
- Video: Woods talks Garcia feud | Won't clear air
- Simpson takes to Twitter, calls for bifurcation
- Z. Johnson, Dufner reunited at Crowne Plaza
- Steele: Expect a player to sue USGA, R&A
- Uihlein's amazing journey | Tour on fans calling in
- Peterson to donate to Okla. tornado victims
- Pettersson asks for 'a few days' | Pavin's take
- Manufacturer: 'Golf lost today' | Time to adapt
- Weekly Fix: Exposing a great golf instruction myth








