#columbus

Columbus City Schools is facing significant financial challenges, necessitating an additional $50 million in budget reductions. The school board has directed the superintendent and treasurer to identify these cuts by December 31st. This action follows a projected $109 million budget shortfall due to reduced state funding. The district previously approved $50.6 million in cuts, impacting substitute teachers, administrative roles, and bus routes. Officials anticipate that full-time teachers will likely face layoffs in this next round of reductions.

Columbus, Ohio

https://abc6onyourside.com/news/local/columbus-school-board-seeks-50m-more-in-cuts-orders-plan-by-dec-31-superintendent-dr-angela-chapman-budget-calendar-year-staff-reductions-potential-expenses-trim-next-school-year-ohio-education

A Columbus-based LGBTQ+ youth center has announced layoffs affecting three staff positions. This reduction in personnel is a direct result of significant funding cuts. The organization has also been forced to halt its planned expansion into northwest Ohio. Despite these challenges, the center aims to maintain its core programs in Columbus. They will continue to support organizations in the Findlay area through collaborative efforts.

Columbus, Ohio

https://www.wosu.org/news/2026-03-23/columbus-lgbtq-youth-center-experiencing-layoffs-after-funding-cuts

Columbus Humane has laid off nine employees. This reduction represents about 12.5% of its total staff. The decision was made on January 15th. The nonprofit cited financial restructuring and long-term stability as reasons. These workforce reductions affected multiple departments within the organization.

Columbus, Ohio

https://www.10tv.com/article/news/local/columbus-humane-layoff-january-2026/530-e8c7e71a-382f-4dac-bd89-cba389868419

iHeartMedia has implemented significant layoffs across its Columbus radio stations. The affected stations include WNCI, WODC, and WCOL. Long-time host Chris Davis is among those who have departed. Davis had a 25-year tenure with the company. These cuts reflect broader workforce reductions within the media giant.

Columbus, Ohio

https://www.dispatch.com/story/entertainment/2026/07/01/columbus-radio-stations-iheartmedia-staff-layoffs/90755892007/

In this episode of is it true or not. Several individuals have stated that the latest news is IF you are in Columbus,GA you can choose to relocate to OH or Georgia.

iHeartMedia has initiated widespread layoffs. These cuts impact its Columbus, Ohio, radio stations. Longtime hosts Chris Davis and Joe Kelly are departing. The company plans a new $50 million cost savings program. iHeartMedia also aims to scale its technology capabilities.

Columbus, Ohio

https://www.dispatch.com/story/entertainment/2026/07/01/columbus-radio-stations-iheartmedia-staff-layoffs/90755892007/

Any layoffs coming to Columbus Ohio location??

A Columbus AI startup will postpone its upcoming tech festival. This decision follows recent layoffs at the company. A pending lawsuit also affects the company. The suit accuses the founder of firing executives. This was allegedly to avoid sharing future profits.

Columbus, Ohio

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2026/05/05/ohio-tech-entertainment-festival-2026-delayed/89953871007/

I know the old Dubin office opened at Polaris but is that place still there? Just wondering. I left the Dublin a couple years before it officially shut down. I've seen posts on this site saying it was going away but never heard if that actually happened.

CoverMyMeds is restructuring its operations. Multiple employee teams are being let go. This follows massive layoffs two years prior. The health technology firm is owned by McKesson.

Columbus

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/healthcare/2026/03/30/columbus-based-covermymeds-restructuring-services-laying-off-teams-layoffs/89348472007/

Kaleidoscope Youth Center announced a significant funding loss. This loss led to the elimination of three staff positions. The organization also paused its planned expansion into northwest Ohio. This funding cut is unrelated to previous cuts that closed its housing program. The center will now focus on maintaining its Columbus programs and supporting Findlay-area organizations.

Columbus, Ohio

https://www.wosu.org/news/2026-03-23/columbus-lgbtq-youth-center-experiencing-layoffs-after-funding-cuts

Columbus Leaders Endorse COSI Despite Recent Layoffs

Columbus elected leaders reaffirmed support for COSI's leadership. This follows the museum's recent layoffs of about 15% of its staff. City Councilmember Nick Bankston and the Mayor's office praised the science museum. The city has provided millions of dollars to COSI over decades. Columbus contributed $25 million for grounds improvements when the museum reopened.

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2026/01/23/mayor-ginther-and-councilmember-remy-back-cosi-leadership-post-layoffs/88288752007/

Columbus, Ohio

columbus office, tick tock

Columbus TSYS Campus will become FIS - with a select section of workspace retained for GP employees for the “foreseeable future” - Presumably until those jobs are sent to Manila and desk space in the US is a thing of the past for us.

the columbus office closed yet