Procter & Gamble cuts 4,300 jobs since last year amid restructuring plan
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P&G's workforce reduction plan prompts questions about the impact on Cincinnati families, local economy P&G's workforce reduction plan prompts questions about the impact on Cincinnati families, local economy Procter & Gamble has cut 4,300 jobs globally since last summer as part of a two-year restructuring plan aimed at eliminating up to 7,000 non-manufacturing positions by the of June 2027. The company, headquartered in Cincinnati, still employs more than 10,000 white-collar workers in the Greater Cincinnati area but has not disclosed how many local jobs have been affected or how many more could be impacted. For generations, a job at Procter & Gamble provided stability for thousands of families in the region. However, a filing this week with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission revealed the company's global workforce reduction, raising concerns about its broader impact on its hometown. Darrin Wilson, an associate professor of public administration at Northern Kentucky University, said the effect on Cincinnati depends on the types of jobs being cut. "If it's more office, you know, like traditional office (workers), HR, things like finance, obviously, Cincinnati as being the headquarters, we're going to take the brunt of that probably. But if it's more of restructuring around sales and branding and marketing and things like that, that might be elsewhere," Wilson said...
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