Dallas County is laying off 31 IT employees as part of a departmental reorganization. The move aims to modernize the department and create 52 new positions with different skill sets. This overhaul follows a period of leadership changes and... — read more 

Dallas City Council has approved a $5.7 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year. This budget includes significant cuts to various city services and facilities. Nearly 300 positions will be eliminated, resulting in 108 employee layoffs. Public... — read more 

Tenet Healthcare's revenue cycle subsidiary, Conifer Health Solutions, is eliminating 1,037 positions. This action stems from the termination of a contract with CommonSpirit Health. The layoffs are scheduled to commence in early November. Conifer is... — read more 

Employers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area have reported fewer mass layoffs this year. This trend suggests a stable regional labor market despite economic uncertainties. Transportation and logistics sectors are contributing the most to these... — read more 

The city of Dallas is eliminating 72 positions within its public library system as part of upcoming budget adjustments. This decision is a result of a thorough operational review and a move towards a modernized staffing model. Some of the affected... — read more 

Over 300 employees at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport will lose their jobs. This layoff is due to a contract change for parking management services. SP Plus, the current provider, will see its contract end. LAZ Parking Texas LLC will take... — read more 

The City of Dallas has unveiled a proposed $5.66 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year. This plan includes the elimination of 296 jobs to achieve $17.3 million in savings. City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert cited rising costs, evolving... — read more 

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Do you have a list of companies that are laying off in Dallas. It's easy to find info on big companies cutting jobs, such is Dell etc. But I need to find a full list of companies that are cutting jobs - not only big names. I know for sure that a ton... — read more 

Electronic payment service provider BillMatrix Corp., an affiliate of Fiserv, will cut 107 positions in Dallas and Irving, according to a letter filed with the Texas Workforce Commission. BillMatrix advised the state in its letter that it will close... — read more 

Electronic payment service provider BillMatrix Corp., an affiliate of Fiserv, will cut 107 positions in Dallas and Irving, according to a letter filed with the Texas Workforce Commission. BillMatrix advised the state in its letter that it will close... — read more