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Good decision

Instead of relying only on manager recommendations, layoff decisions should also consider employees’ actual work, contributions, and performance data available in internal systems. This would help ensure that hardworking, high-performing employees are treated fairly and that decisions are based on objective criteria rather than per


Layoffs Needed To Right The Ship

Remote employees need to go. From worker bees to upper management. If you can relocate to San Antonio or another major office, then find another company to work for.

All these full-time WFH vampires are draining the true culture of USAA. Our military members can't WFH when the call comes to deploy. Neither should anyone at USAA who isn't a military spouse.

Toodles!


Bare minimum

If I survive another round of layoffs rest assured I will be doing the bare minimum as I have been for months. I will be expect nothing more from my teams. This company is trash and are crazy if they think I will give more than 30% and that is on a good day. I am here buying my time, cashing a check and enjoying the benefits. F Verizon !


Favouritism seemed to outweigh performance

My experience with the MBP QA team was disappointing. Favouritism seemed to outweigh performance, and quality work wasn't properly valued. Despite my commitment and contributions, I was made redundant while others with limited output remained.


Just leave…

If you are debating leaving Truist and are afraid to, don’t be. It’s so much better being away from that place. You will make more money elsewhere and you will be happier. Don’t trust your leadership and hope that they do better because they won’t. Just leave. It will be ok! Not a troll, just a ex employee who got out and sees that it’s all working out.


Enkei America Facility Closure Announced

A global wheel manufacturer will be closing its Jacksonville plant in August. This decision will result in the layoff of 62 employees. The company cited difficulties with labor recruitment and retention as a primary reason. High operating and maintenance expenses also contributed to the closure. The facility's closure is scheduled for August 30.

Jacksonville, Florida

https://www.firstcoastnews.com/article/news/local/enkei-america-inc-jacskonville-facility-closing-layoffs/77-8e532662-1afc-4be6-8d64-d1902241cbb8


Chevron Relocates California Jobs to Texas

Energy giant Chevron is moving approximately 180 jobs from its San Ramon, California office to Texas. This move is part of a larger strategy to downsize its California presence and expand operations in Texas. The affected positions are designated as relocations, with a deadline of September 8th for the move. This follows a previous reduction of 68 positions in October 2025, bringing the total downsizing in San Ramon to 248 roles. Chevron's refining operations in California remain unaffected by this decision.

San Ramon, California

https://www.mercurynews.com/2026/07/10/chevron-jobs-economy-oil-gas-layoff-energy-work-san-ramon-bay-area/


Verizon Plans New Round of Layoffs This Week

The nation’s largest wireless carrier will announce the cuts on Thursday morning, according to an employee who was briefed on the plans. Barron’s couldn’t verify the number of employees that would be affected.

https://www.barrons.com/articles/verizon-layoffs-73f1fc34


My layoff story

Two years ago on this same week, I took vacation on Thursday. While out on vacation, I read about a few layoffs and wondered if my role was possibly impacted. I came back to work the next Tuesday and sure enough, a 15 min invite dropped in my calendar from my director shortly after I logged in. I knew right away what it was about. And you know what? I survived it. Lucky for me I was given the enhanced package because VSP was being offered during this time and because our group wasn’t able to volunteer, I received the enhanced package due to the impact. So, if your number is up this Thursday, know you will find a way to make it!


why lay offs and cost cutting measures when we have record quarters over and over?

Is gramma Abby trying to protect the company and workers from something the billionaire class knows and we don't? What serious rational reasons are there? Not discrediting the angry mobs complaining billionaires are doing billionaire things trying to make more money, but we discussed that in other threads and I feel like things are different. Something longer term is afoot?


Hard work means nothing here

I've been struggling with motivation lately and I think I know why. I've been seeing the people who work the hardest get laid off while the ones who barely contribute get to keep their jobs. It doesn't matter how well you perform, you're just as likely to be cut. Why should anyone care about doing a good job when effort isn't rewarded?