Race Remains a Difficult Issue for Many Workers at Kodak
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Craig A. Young, an African-American human resources manager, says that in 22 years at Eastman Kodak he has never faced discrimination.
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By Sherrie Peif, Greeley Tribune, Colo.  Feb. 9--Windsor may have dodged another round of Kodak cuts announced Thursday.   Eastman Kodak Co.
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Psychologists are struggling to understand a rare breed of workers remarkable for the way they flourish under stress.
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A report commissioned following the Caia Park riots in Wrexham says racism is still a problem in the county.
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BEIJING -- The outrage started with the discovery that more than 500 migrant laborers had been forced to work in conditions bordering on slavery in out-of-the-way brick kilns. Local Communist Party authorities, state-run media said, had looked the other way.
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Times remain tough for IT workers looking for jobs across the U.S., according to a new employment study of the IT marketplace.
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Eastman Kodak Co.  said on Thursday it expected to cut up to 3,000 additional jobs and complete a three-year restructuring program by the end of 2007 that it says will help sustain profitability.
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TOKYO -- During her many years working for a major Japanese trading company, Michiko Koseki said, she and her female co-workers have suffered a series of indignities both small and large. But the 59-year-old clerical worker was nevertheless shocked a few years ago when her company suddenly decided...
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Eastman Kodak Co., the world&#39;s biggest photographic company, said it will shed almost 900 jobs in Europe to concentrate on the digital market and cut costs as demand for traditional film products declines.
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Following Kodak&#39;s announcement in January to halt production of film cameras it is cutting jobs at manufacturing sites in France and the UK resulting in the loss of around 870 jobs.
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Most Americans, white and black, see racism as a lingering problem in the United States, and many say they know people who are racist, according to a new poll.
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In a challenge to HP, Canon and Lexmark, Kodak has begun offering inexpensive printers and ink cartridges to consumers.
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Eastman Kodak Company and IBM have banded together to sharpen the vision of image sensors designed for use in digital still cameras and camera phones. The collaboration marries Sony's complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) processing with Kodak's existing image sensor technologies in an attempt to sow a new breed of CMOS image sensor (CIS) devices that are capable of matching the image quality of charge-coupled devices (CCDs). Kodak and IBM will work together to develop as well as manufacture the sensors.
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By Alan Riquelmy, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Ga.  Feb. 8--A former employee for the Columbus Consolidated Government has filed suit against the city, alleging race discrimination and retaliation.
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Businesses in China are having a hard time finding able-bodied workers and are having to pay the workers they can find more money.
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By John Higgins, The Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio  May 28--Employers must protect their employees from racial discrimination by co-workers.
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Eastman Kodak  won another  round in a patent battle with Ampex  on Thursday in a  fight over who owns the patents for digital imaging.