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'Making America unemployed again': Trump draws scathing rebuke as P&G announces 7,000 layoffs 'Making America unemployed again': Trump draws scathing rebuke as P&G announces 7,000 layoffs Story by Alex Henderson • 4h • 2 min read President Donald Trump in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, Friday, May 30, 2025 (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok/Flickr)© provided by AlterNet On Thursday, June 5 at a Deutsche Bank conference in Paris, Procter & Gamble Chief Financial Officer Andre Schulten announced that it will be laying off up to 7000 employees within the next two years. The Associated Press (AP), reporting on the announcement, noted that these layoffs comprise "approximately 6 percent" of the Cincinnati-based company's "global workforce." AP cited "tariff-related costs and customers who have grown anxious about the economy." Founded in 1837 by William Procter and James Gamble, the 188-year-old company manufactures a variety of products — from Ivory soap to Tide detergent to Pampers diapers — and is also a major player in television. P&G, during the 20th Century, produced a lot of well-known daytime soap operas, including "As the World Turns," "The Edge of Night" and "Another World"; in fact, the term "soap opera" came from the fact that the shows were sponsored by P&G and other soap manufacturers. P&G's layoffs announcement is generating a lot of discussion on the Elon Musk-owned X, formerly Twitter. And some X users are pointing the finger at President Donald Trump's tariffs. Political scientist Joel Montfort wrote, "P & G will cut 7,000 jobs globally over the next two years amid uncertainty caused by President Trump’s trade war. Making America Unemployed Again." Attorney Roger Tansey wrote, "Proctor and Gamble, the world's largest consumer products company, is raising prices and laying off 7000 employees because of 'tariff uncertainty.' This is a harbinger of stagflation. Good job, Trump!" READ MORE: Revealed: The 'Big Beautiful Bill' contains an ugly favor for one of Florida’s top industries X user Neer Varshney posted, "Are investors taking layoffs as a 'given' than a 'positive event' now? Procter & Gamble $PG up just 0.3% after promising to cut 7,000 jobs over next 2 years." Another X user, Bob Moriarty, noted, "The two-year restructuring plan comes as consumer goods giants P&G (PG) and Unilever brace for muted demand in 2025 stemming from growing uncertainty due to US tariffs." READ MORE: Karoline Leavitt disappears 'weird Pinocchio cross' after Jon Stewart bashing: report Related Articles:· 'Betrayal': Robert Reich reveals how Trump’s tariffs are strengthening a major US adversary · 'Hit him back twice as hard': Canadian leader reveals plan to fight back against Trump · 'Sense of betrayal': Canada’s anger over Trump’s trade war is 'escalating' 'Electoral suicide': Swing state Senate Republican buried for suggesting Medicare cuts Trump's trade war may 'almost double the original retail price' of clothing: analysis 'Absolutely incredible': Dr. Oz slammed for telling Medicaid users to 'prove you matter'