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A significant number of employees will be laid off at an HVAC company's North Carolina facility. The exact number of affected workers has not been disclosed. This reduction in force is occurring despite the rapid growth experienced by the surrounding city. The company's name and ticker symbol are not provided in the article. Further details regarding the specific reasons for the layoffs are not available.

Sanford, North Carolina

https://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/news/2026/09/23/comfort-first-heating-sanford-layoffs-hvac.html

Daikin Comfort Technologies North America is expanding its workforce. The company aims to fill approximately 400 production positions. These jobs are located at its Daikin Texas Technology Park in Waller. Employees will manufacture heating and air conditioning systems. This hiring push contrasts with recent layoffs by other Texas employers.

https://coveringkaty.com/news/waller/daikin-seeks-to-fill-400-manufacturing-jobs-at-waller-campus/

If you’re going to force everyone into the office five days a week, can you at least turn the heat on? People are sitting at their desks in coats, winter hats, and gloves. That’s not exaggeration either.

You made the RTO decision, not employees. If the company doesn’t want to pay to make the buildings habitable, then revert the policy. Forcing people to commute just to freeze inside an office is beyond ridiculous and completely self-inflicted.

Intention to fire 10%, today another 7 people, most salaried, following 5 last week.