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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 cybersecurity issues. The restructuring is expected to save the county money through adjusted salary ranges for the new roles. Affected employees have been encouraged to apply for the newly created positions.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/dallas-local-government/article/dallas-it-layoffs-22436699.php

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 safety departments, however, will see continued funding and staffing growth. The budget also features a slight reduction in property tax rates for homeowners.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.fox4news.com/news/dallas-leaders-vote-5-7b-budget-includes-layoffs-cuts

14 MRs and 1 sales manager between STL and DAL impacted this morning. Mortgage getting more impacts today.

Conifer Health Solutions is laying off 1,037 employees. This action is due to a company restructuring. The layoffs are also related to ending services for CommonSpirit Health. Affected employees will be permanently separated on November 2. Most of these workers are remote but report to a Dallas office.

Dallas, Texas

https://finance.yahoo.com/healthcare/articles/more-1-000-workers-face-163814134.html

Hi all! For those who moved to Dallas for T, did you move with family straight off the bat or without family? How many months did it take for you to move?

I have a 2 hour round trip to Dallas HQ that I do everyday. I am looking forward to my commute on Monday morning. In the morning it gives me a chance to plan my day. And in the evening I get the opportunity to reflect on my day while driving home. I am too tired to do anything once I am home so I have no trouble falling asleep on time. I love working here. Thank you JS and RTO.

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 undergoing restructuring and technology upgrades. These changes are part of a pivot to new business opportunities.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/providers/tenet-laying-1000-conifer-employees-amid-commonspirit-contract-breakup

Almost every jtech ob is going to either an offshore person or an immigrant here. Especially in Charlotte and Dallas area. Shame of the hiring managers and the bank HR.

Anyone moved their family to Dallas this year or last to save their job? How are you adjusting to new life?

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 announcements. The overall number of layoffs is expected to continue easing through mid-2026. This indicates a positive sign for the local economy.

Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas

https://www.costar.com/article/1241368499/dallas-fort-worth-layoffs-ease-through-mid-2026

I know some people whose husbands and wives have to quit their existing jobs and follow the other to Dallas to rebuild their dreams, only to know the other person has lost their job in 1 year of move. I understand families have emergency fund for this situation, but what else did you do to rebuild, because if getting another job was so easy, they could have landed one in their hometown.

Fill me in!! Thanks.

St. Louis employees are expected to start getting relocation notices next month. At this point, the direction is obvious. AT&T keeps pulling more jobs into the Dallas area, shrinking its footprint elsewhere, and building toward Plano in 2028.

This is not just another office consolidation. Dallas is clearly winning the location battle inside AT&T, and Plano looks like the final destination. Every round of relocations makes that more obvious. Other offices lose people, lose influence, and lose relevance while North Texas keeps gaining all three.

If you are in St. Louis and still hoping your office will somehow avoid this, that is becoming harder to justify. The company is steadily narrowing the map. More roles go to Dallas, more decisions get centered there, and more employees are being pushed toward the same choice: relocate to Texas or move on.

People can hate the strategy, defend it, or complain about how it is being handled. It does not change the result. St. Louis is losing. Dallas is winning. Plano is winning even more. The center of gravity keeps moving south, and by 2028 there may not be much left to debate about where AT&T wants its future to be.

All roads lead to Plano. The important decisions are made here.

How much time is given to relocate to Dallas?
Do you get a choice of Dallas or Atlanta?

Anyone moved to Dallas this summer?

Over 300 employees at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport will lose their jobs. This layoff is due to a contract change. SP Plus lost its airport contract to LAZ Parking Texas LLC. The affected workers are from rental car services, parking, and shuttle operations. These job losses will occur at the end of September.

Grapevine, Texas

https://communityimpact.com/grapevine-colleyville-southlake/transportation/more-than-300-sp-plus-workers-to-be-laid-off-from-the-airport-in-late-september/

It is mid week now. Where is the post on virtuals getting notices to relocate to Dallas? It seems every week this insider has so much information about virtuals and the schedule for the follow the work letters.

Have the notices stopped going out to virtuals? Or are all virtuals gone? Or has the guy perpetuating this claim left the business?

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 roles are currently vacant, though the exact number has not been specified. The city aims to maintain all library branches open by shifting adult learning services to a partnership model. These changes are occurring amidst a significant budget deficit for the city.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/dallas-county/city-dallas-laying-off-some-public-library-employees-upcoming-budget/287-e1755fb0-74af-4905-a6b7-a5cbbacc95f6

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 over the airport's parking operations. The affected workers will be laid off on September 30th.

https://communityimpact.com/grapevine-colleyville-southlake/transportation/more-than-300-sp-plus-workers-to-be-laid-off-from-the-airport-in-late-september/

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 resident expectations, and rapid technological advancements as drivers for this reorganization. Despite these cuts, funding for the Dallas Police Department is slated for an increase, with plans to hire hundreds of new officers. The budget also details reductions in library services, parks and recreation, and transportation and public works departments.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/dallas-budget-shortfall-layoffs-kimberly-tolbert-ai-july-2026/

Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert has indicated that upcoming budget decisions may lead to layoffs for city employees. The city is facing a changing financial environment and cannot rely on predictable revenue growth. Tolbert stated that no programs or practices are exempt from review if they do not serve residents effectively. While the exact number of affected employees is not yet known, over 250 positions are being considered for elimination. The city plans to hold town hall meetings to discuss the budget and its impact on the workforce.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/dallas-city-manager-signals-possible-layoffs-for-city-employees-ahead-of-next-months-budget-vote/4059817/

I’m forced to relocate to Dallas this year. I have kids in elementary school. What is your routine like if you live in Frisco? I am sole earner and can’t lose this job.

New to Frisco and moving for the job. Give it to me folks! What will I like? What will I hate? What can I adapt to love?

Rising fuel costs and global instability are impacting major airlines. Southwest Airlines is considering further job cuts as a potential measure. Meanwhile, American Airlines reported a significant 88% decrease in its quarterly profit. This decline occurred even as American achieved record revenue figures. Both companies are navigating a challenging economic environment.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2026/07/23/american-southwest-airlines-fuel-cost-earnings.html

Temco Logistics is ceasing its flatbed delivery services nationwide. This strategic shift will result in the closure of its Dallas facility. Consequently, 71 employees at this location will be laid off. The company aims to focus on its core box truck delivery operations. This decision impacts six distribution centers across the country.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/discontinuing-flatbed-delivery-temco-logistics-ending-operations-at-dallas-center/287-1d438ad6-1dc5-430c-844b-83a98667e26c

Southwest Airlines reported second-quarter earnings that surpassed expectations. However, the company is experiencing significant pressure from increased fuel costs. This financial strain is leading to discussions about potential workforce reductions. An announcement regarding layoffs is anticipated soon. The airline is navigating a challenging economic environment.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/video/southwest-may-announce-layoffs-thursday-after-earnings-report-spike-in-fuel-cost/

Southwest Airlines is reportedly considering layoffs despite achieving record revenue and earnings growth. The airline cited rising fuel costs and a need for organizational efficiencies as reasons for potential cost-cutting measures. This follows a previous layoff of 75 employees in May due to restructuring. The company is refining its organizational structure to simplify processes and streamline decision-making. Despite significant fuel expense increases, Southwest experienced strong customer engagement and record memberships.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/record-setting-memberships-possible-layoffs-reported-for-southwest-airlines-amid-rising-fuel-costs/287-787b4e4d-e838-4d13-9f6d-f9bb18913a70

June 18th headline: Stifel Pays $3M to Settle Another Claim Over Ex-Broker’s Structured Notes Strategy

July 20th headline: Stifel Team With $1.6 Billion Jumps to RBC In Dallas

Between the legal losses and now a group jumping ship, it's not looking good.

Who is commuting 5 days a week, 60 miles each day. $25 per day in travel costs not including parking.

Aren’t you exhausted? Needs to be at least 3-4 years until Plano HQ.

Finding new employment in Dallas doesn’t help as commute doesn’t change. Those who work in Plano office are super lucky.

Comment here if you relocated and still have employment

They board named a renegade cowboy for a reason. This is going to catch people off guard and make the stock break 55.

Why do the follow the work letters that are going out have Dallas listed when we are moving our headquarters 20 miles north in Plano? That is like a 45 min drive just between the locations.

How inconvenient to require people to drive to the Dallas location when the location is changing in 2 years. Who even comes up with this stuff? It is like they are actively trying to cause unnecessary stress and inconvenience to their employees.

Is it true only people above age 50 are surplussed in Dallas after relocating? I heard many people who moved got surplussed after their move. Was there any reason given for surplus or just told your position is eliminated?

What is the outcome of the J's Camping in Dallas, Houston last week? What are all the deals that got broken?

HKS has announced staff reductions. Dozens of employees are affected by the layoffs. The firm cites a real estate industry slowdown. Tight lending standards are impacting new projects. Developers face challenges moving forward with construction.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2026/07/02/hks-layoffs-dan-noble.html

Unfortunately couldn’t land another job and relocating to Dallas. How do you know which school is good when every school is a 8 or 10 in Frisco? It feels like eeny meeny miny mo at this point. Any neighborhoods or subdivisions y’all recommend in Frisco or Plano?

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