#impact

Is it happening again today? I was impacted last week.

Comprehensive Life Resources will close its Pearl Youth Residence facility, impacting 92 employees. The closure is attributed to significant operational losses and a desire to refocus on serving the local community. The nonprofit aims to transition current inpatients and explore new community-based care options. This decision follows years of financial strain and challenges in achieving optimal youth outcomes. The agency plans to expand services beyond urban areas in Pierce County.

Tacoma, Washington

https://www.thenewstribune.com/news/local/article317324876.html

If you or someone on your immedate team was affected in Sept... what org, function, location, and job level was involved?

It'd be great separate firsthand information from something you heard.

Team halving. How on earth are GenPact going ro do construction admin? Males no sense

So that is NRE, NCI, NBUY impacted and NBC restructured and take 10 of the NIT affected people

Atherstone will look very different next year

If any. I'm just curious how this will affect employees.

To those impacted yesterday - I'm sorry. You didn't lose your talent, the company lost it.

To those of us who survived, refreshing thelayoff.com:

They didn't lay off the work, they just laid off the people who did the work. That work is now yours.

A title can't execute a roadmap. A spreadsheet can't fix a prod outage at 2am.

If you were spared, you weren't saved - you were given a deadline. Use it.

looks like some IT and corporate folks probably AI spending. not sure if any other dept impacted. what are people's outlook of the place

West Pharmaceutical Services will discontinue a product line by the end of September. Becton, Di-kinson and Co. is relocating manufacturing operations to different sites. These actions are expected to impact employees in Tempe and Scottsdale. Both companies have issued WARN notices regarding these changes. The specific number of affected employees was not detailed.

Tempe, Scottsdale

https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2026/09/18/two-health-firms-warn-of-layoffs-in-metro-phoenix.html

Heard the budget is cut 30%, layoff likely impact both onshore and offshore but likely more onshore

Here is what I was able to find in all the posts so far:

• Account Opening (Tampa and San Antonio)
• AML/KYC (multiple locations and teams)
• Cards Remediation (Jacksonville and other locations)
• CBDU (44 employees reportedly affected)
• Client/Marketing Ops (New York City)
• Compliance/ICRM (New York, second-line compliance)
• Core Ops (Tennessee)
• Data Science & Analytics (Singapore)
• Entitlements (stateside team reportedly eliminated)
• Fixed Income/Trading (New York City)
• Fraud/Fraud Ops (Tampa, Jacksonville, Hagerstown)
• ICRM Cards (Schaumburg, Illinois)
• Mortgage and Mortgage Servicing (St. Louis, Dallas, Irving)
• Payments Investigations (Kentucky team reportedly eliminated)
• Regulatory Reporting
• Treasury Transformation (New York and Tampa)
• USRB Risk-Mortgage
• Wealth
• Wealth Risk & Controls

Anybody know the broader impact? I was cut from Product Learning & Development, heard there's more from that team + engineering as a whole.

Good thing we put all that work into AI so it could "replace" us eh?

I heard a couple of big names / leaders impacted this week. Any ideas on total impact?

Anyone knows what the impact is?

Amazon is laying off nearly 500 employees at its Port St. Lucie fulfillment center. The separations are effective this week and in December. The company plans to renovate the facility and reopen it in 2028. Amazon states it is offering transfers to other locations for affected workers. Local officials express concern about the economic impact on the community.

Port St. Lucie, Florida

https://cbs12.com/news/local/amazon-confirms-layoffs-at-port-st-lucie-warehouse-this-week-amid-facility-renovation-amazon-amazon-layoffs-port-st-lucie-port-st-lucie-amazon-amazon-fulfillment-center-pbi3-amazon-jobs-job-cuts-layoffs-south-florida-jobs-treasure-coast-jobs

Have been you notified? If yes what time local and mind may mentioned the group or who you are?

If you were impacted, FYI I was laid off many years ago, turned out to be a great career move.

didnt see impacted persons from idc , mexico , europe , canada , australia , any idea when it will start , i know idc should be tomorow , US and canada usually the same day ..
our org i see multiple m3-m5 disabled all from US

Acclaimed virtual reality developer Polyarc Games has officially shut down after nearly twelve years in business. The Seattle-based studio confirmed its closure on September 11, 2026, impacting 29 employees. This follows a significant layoff in March 2026 after a major project lost its funding. Polyarc was best known for its award-winning Moss series. The studio's final release was a non-VR version of its catalog.

Seattle, Washington

https://tech-insider.org/moss-polyarc-games-shutdown-2026/

New news that the new org under Jon won't be impacted. Is it true?

A manufacturing facility in Bartholomew County will close by year-end, impacting 150 employees. The plant has experienced significant financial struggles over the past eight years. Major customers have withdrawn their business following recent price increases. The company designs and produces powder metal components for automotive powertrain systems. Displaced workers will receive assistance from Indiana's WorkOne service.

Columbus, Indiana

https://www.wbiw.com/2026/09/08/pmg-indiana-closing-columbus-plant-by-dec-31-cutting-150-jobs/

The Belleville News-Democrat has significantly reduced its newsroom staff due to nationwide layoffs at its parent company, McClatchy. At least four journalists were let go, leaving only the executive editor and two reporters. This move is part of McClatchy's strategy to address declining revenue and reshape its newsrooms. The company has faced financial difficulties for years, including a bankruptcy filing in 2020. These cuts impact one of the few publications serving the Metro East region of Illinois.

Belleville, IL

https://www.stlpr.org/news-briefs/2026-09-11/belleville-news-democrat-newsroom-staff-mcclatchy-layoffs

Media company McClatchy has implemented significant layoffs across its newspaper operations. A substantial portion of unionized newsroom employees in Washington and Idaho were affected. The company cited declining consumer revenue as the primary reason for these workforce reductions. These cuts are expected to impact local government and investigative reporting. The layoffs come amid ongoing concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in news production.

Seattle, WA

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/mcclatchy-layoffs-hit-local-wa-newspapers/

https://newstalk870.am/will-multicare-layoffs-hit-tri-cities/

The Charlotte Observer has laid off eight employees, representing approximately a quarter of its newsroom staff. These cuts are part of broader layoffs occurring at publications owned by McClatchy Media. The company has not made a public announcement regarding these specific job reductions. This development follows a trend of challenges within the local news industry. The affected journalists expressed sadness and concern over the impact on community watchdog journalism.

Charlotte, North Carolina

https://www.thecharlotteledger.com/p/charlotte-observer-slashes-newsroom-staff

McClatchy Media has implemented significant layoffs across several of its Northwest newspapers. The Idaho Statesman is among the publications affected by these workforce reductions. The Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild reports that 33% of unionized employees at multiple papers will lose their jobs. These cuts will impact local news coverage and the ability to hold powerful entities accountable. The guild has criticized the company's decision, suggesting it prioritizes profit over community service.

https://www.kivitv.com/news/idaho-statesman-hit-by-mcclatchy-layoffs-10-idaho-journalists-affected

I heard it's a signficant cut that includes me.

Which teams will be impacted in September? Does anyone have any idea?

Can anyone explain the recent and upcoming changes in IBMC?

How is this going to impact b6 to b8?
I've read the announcement but still have no clue what's changing beyond my manager.

Congratulations on your VSP, Health Net.

As Sarah London explained to employees earlier this year, “When our membership shifts, we need to shift our organization accordingly.” Apparently that advice is now available to subsidiaries.

We wish Health Net success in its next chapter and remind it that access to its previous line of business will be terminated effective February 28, 2027. Consider adding this to the “impacted” pages “Mission Simplify: Transforming the businesses we serve, one exit at a time.”

Please return your badge, laptop, and PPO network before your last day.

Your remaining responsibilities will be transitioned to other carriers. Please document any institutional knowledge before departure, although nobody will read it until approximately three weeks after you're gone.

Your position will not be backfilled. Unless, of course, we discover six months from now that somebody still needed to do it.

In the meantime, please update LinkedIn to #OpenToGovernmentWork and remember:
This is not an organizational overhaul. Health Net is simply considering a transition.
Thank you for everything you've done to make Centene a diversified healthcare enterprise simpler.

The NoCenteam family wishes you the very best in your future endeavors.

One more thing, suggest changing the company mission to Mission Simplify: Transforming the health of the communities we serve by transforming the employment status of the people who live in them, one person at a time.

Seems SKAN is giving leadership more than just process level data. Results seem to be getting fed to leaders. Has anyone seen impacts so far or been communicated with about not being on your machine long enough etc. or personal impacts.

OEM got hit today

Vertex Completes $10 Billion Acquisition Of Crinetics Pharmaceuticals

https://pulse2.com/vertex-completes-10-billion-acquisition-of-crinetics-pharmaceuticals/

Hearing this morning that several folks are impacted and told to wfh. Credible source but can anyone else verify?

Does anyone know the current layoff situation in APAC?

is there someone frim EMEA who was impacted by wave yesterday? or is just about to happen?

Buffalo Newspress Inc. ceased its Buffalo printing operation in July. This closure resulted in the layoff of 81 employees. The company's decision impacted local employment significantly. Further details about the reasons for the closure were not provided in the available text. The article focuses on the immediate impact of the layoffs.

https://www.bizjournals.com/buffalo/news/2026/08/31/printing-company-laid-off-81.html

Our earnings would be in the toilet if it wasn’t for the mess in Iran.