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Parent Company Of University of Phoenix To Layoff 500 Workers
Facing a decline in enrollment and transitioning into more online-only services, the parent company of the university, Apollo Group, announced Tuesday it is laying off 500 workers around the country. The cuts will largely affect career services that had been by non-faculty staff.
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