Just pulled into a meeting, more layoffs for remote people to support the “client first initiative” clients need us in the office.
More layoffs coming but they started this morning.
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Just pulled into a meeting, more layoffs for remote people to support the “client first initiative” clients need us in the office.
More layoffs coming but they started this morning.
Have you recently check Verizon careers posted externally? All locations seems to be on India even Engineering Ops. Is this an operational strategy to cut cost where eyes are in India and fewer hands in US? I see a murky future for Verizon. Parts of it will be sold.
I’ve been shocked by the amount of disdain directed at long-time T. Rowe associates on this board, especially toward IT staff. It’s hard to tell whether this comes from just a few loud voices with axes to grind or a broader sentiment. My experience up until the past year or so has been with nothing but great, hardworking, kind people.
It’s concerning to think that some of the people I work with may hold these same toxic views about their own coworkers. While I can see why management might have incentives to move jobs, I don’t understand why other associates — who aren’t protected from future layoffs — would voice such contempt. It makes me wonder if their presence here is more about stirring trouble than supporting those who are impacted. Perhaps to expedite the exodus by creating conditions where more people depart on their own?
I was laid off a few months ago and both I and most of my former coworkers still haven't found anything. Please make sure to update your resume now and reach out to your network. Don't put it off or think you're safe. Find something before they make the decision for you.
https://qz.com/linkedin-layoffs-workforce-reduction-reorganization-051326
The lack of major layoffs is for paramount employees. WB will be decimated. There are few jobs here that is not completely redundant at paramount. WB should have bought paramount not the other way around. To the victor belong the spoils.
Now that the finish line is getting closer, do we think this is true?
I was laid off after more than 15 years at Wells. I survived the previous rounds, but I was finally caught up. Our CEO made it no secret this would continue through 2026. Each round I survived I had a little hope. Make no mistake it doesn't matter if you are a top performer or not. I have seen top talent just be let go over and over. It will continue.
I knew this might be a possibility, so I have been looking for jobs for months. It's been scary with this economy and job market. No bites. Had resume reviewed, joined job boards, joined talent agency/groups. The only thing that has come up is short term contracts but no real bites. Ageism is real and it's scary as he-l. All I can do is keep trying, take some time to up-skill and get some additional feathers in my resume cap, but I would be lying if I didn't say this job market is brutal.
Make no mistake. Wells doesn't care about the loyalty and commitment you have shown to them no matter how many years of service. Your performance isn't a guarantee either. Over the years I have jumped when Wells said jump. Traveled more than I can remember, worked nights, worked weekends, putting in 50-hour work weeks. Been a repeated top performer. They expect loyalty from you but don't expect loyalty in return. Don't be fooled. None if it matters in the end. You are just a number to Wells.
https://www.fox13seattle.com/news/starbucks-seattle-summer-layoffs
VZI employees reduction and cost cutting is in peaks. A lot of work load been observed in every domain.
Especially if you're younger and recently joined Elevance. Save up six months of expenses. Keep interviewing even though you're employed. Find a way to make money on the side. Don't let this place have all the power over your life.
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/12/gm-layoffs-ai-severance.html
No chance that everybody affected has already been notified?
Layoffs are 100% confirmed: Anyone at this site who spends every day waiting for a meeting about being let go, anyone who no longer wants to work at Cisco, anyone who only complains about management despite the company reaching record-high stock prices, or anyone who has simply lost motivation is free to leave Cisco.
Please do not waste company resources or other people’s time. If you are ready to move on, do so now.
There are thousands of talented people with fire in their eyes who have been struggling for a long time to find an opportunity. Give them your place, and go in peace.
Likely a week from today
I've been applying for months through the big job boards and getting almost nothing back. No calls, no interviews, nothing. For those of you who've been laid off and managed to find something, which platforms actually worked for you? I need to change my approach.
So many companies were doing fine until they got greedy. Squeeze more profit, treat people like trash, then they wonder why they go under. We're watching it happen in real time here.
Favoritism galore.
Looking like the days of Arvind fooling Wall Street with his financial engineering shenanigans is coming to an end. Heading right back to $160, where it was before he embarked on his "RA everyone, move everything to India, stop investing in everything" strategy.
Zero consistency. Zero accountability. Zero integrity.
Right here in DFW, we have hundreds of managers working from home (I.e. Eric Smith team) or sitting in the office closest to their home; And non-market based staff managers spread out across the country working in their pajamas all day. (I.e. Korte org)
And how many managers with minimal skillsets are flying below the radar because their director doesn't want to give up headcount while seasoned managers with broad skillsets are being let go in other orgs.
Meanwhile managers that uprooted their families, moved to Dallas, adhered to RTO are being let go cuz they are the oldest in the team. YES IT IS HAPPENING! Most can't afford to forego the severance & fight it in court.
FU-K AT&T!
The amount of money this company could save by getting rid of b-ms. Anyone see these people sitting in booths all day long and the old man walking in circles- VP by the way. Lets get rid of em and allocate the salary to deserving hard working employees!
Can anyone corroborate a document I found which forecasts RIF beginning in Q4 through Q3 of next year? I don't want to give too many details but it was a full time employee forecast for one of the major support units. The decline began in Q4 with a few hundred RIFees each quarter and then a steep drop in Q3.
This is from Meta
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/meta-job-cuts-ai-restructuring-1796398
Spirit Airlines' departure from Arnold Palmer Regional Airport resulted in 26 layoffs. Two additional employees also experienced reduced work hours. The Westmoreland County Airport Authority is in talks with four to five potential new carriers. One unnamed commercial airline has provided a letter of commitment. The airport anticipates several months before a new airline begins service.
Latrobe, Pennsylvania
https://www.latrobebulletinnews.com/news/local/airline-interested-in-arnold-palmer-regional-airport-spirit-closure-brings-layoffs/article_cd77a958-b57f-4510-976c-d09d8c0ebb7a.html
The Broward School Board recently approved a new organizational chart. The district will reduce its workforce by 300 positions. Additionally, 700 unfilled roles will be removed. The district expects to save a sum greater than $50 million. However, certain board members expressed worries regarding student impact.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
https://www.local10.com/news/local/2026/05/12/broward-school-board-votes-for-massive-amount-of-layoffs/
Did the former Upstream CFO resign because the Finance 2.0 recommendation came back with a 50%+ layoff for the finance organization? Did he actually have morals and just couldn’t continue to work for XOM
General Motors is cutting hundreds of information technology staff. These reductions will affect approximately 500 to 600 salaried employees globally. Management began notifying affected workers on Monday morning. The company's Warren Tech Center is one impacted worksite. GM stated these cuts aim to transform its IT organization for the future.
Warren, Michigan
https://www.macombdaily.com/2026/05/12/gm-layoffs-to-hit-warren-tech-center/
Iowa's new law increases funding and autonomy for charter schools. This has raised concerns for the state's public schools. Opponents fear potential teacher layoffs and reduced resources. The law also relaxes requirements for homeschooling families. Public school advocates question fair funding for two systems.
Des Moines, Iowa
https://www.weareiowa.com/article/news/education/new-iowa-charter-school-law/524-f68c8353-3512-4704-a3eb-aca2c37b2cbb
Superintendent Thomas Taylor issued a warning to school employees. He cited "extremely serious concerns" regarding the budget. Montgomery County Public Schools faces a $150 million budget shortfall. Reductions could eliminate 100 full-time positions for every $10 million cut. The County Council is expected to finalize budget decisions soon.
Montgomery County, Maryland
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/education/mcps-superintendent-warns-of-layoffs-budget-shortfall/65-1b7cdbe5-aa6e-428e-8265-8f4dc4c28684
Rhode Island school districts are approving staff layoffs for the upcoming academic year. These reductions stem from budget pressures and shifting student enrollment. Johnston initially issued 89 layoff notices, with 42 employees still without positions after reorganization. Newport laid off 17 teachers, though some roles might be restored later. Warwick approved 42 layoffs, including teachers, teaching assistants, and administrators.
Providence, Rhode Island
https://www.wpri.com/news/education/teacher-staff-layoffs-hit-multiple-ri-school-districts/
Fresno Unified trustees unanimously approved proposed layoffs. The decision impacts 78 positions across the district. This includes teachers, counselors, nurses, and vice principals. The district cited a lack of funds as the reason. These changes are scheduled for the 2026-2027 school year.
Fresno, California
https://kmph.com/news/local/fresno-unified-approves-proposed-layoffs-of-78-positions-for-2026-27-school-year
Cleveland Metropolitan School District leaders defended recent layoffs and school closures. An additional 51 central office administrators received layoff notices. This adds to 315 layoffs approved earlier in April. The district will close 29 schools next year due to declining enrollment. Sixty teachers previously laid off will return as enhanced building substitutes.
Cleveland, Ohio
https://www.ideastream.org/education/2026-05-12/cleveland-school-leaders-defend-layoffs-building-closures-amid-broader-public-education-challenges
I’m still new to ExxonMobil but I don’t know how our leaders think the actions they are taking don’t hurt our long term value. Short termism is very visible. The way good people are being treated is cruel and does not make us younger gen want to stay around. All of the people who want to teach us are leaving and I don’t many the ready to retire but the people who have been around for 10-20years are leaving and the gap is becoming more and more obvious with no one replacing them with the work being outsourced to India.
Then let’s go to the system and process. They just don’t work anymore. Any new system or software su-ks. career connect doesn’t work, D&S is even more opaque (maybe yet again the plan) and we’ve outsourced our pay, vacation.. basically everything with no accountability to fix or own any issues.
The foundation is sinking and it’s just getting worst. I’m leaving as soon as I can but investors and shareholders should be worried. DWW is feathering his nest for retirement but our stock will be impacted by the short term actions that will impact long term value
Shell cut a large portion of its IT workforce in Bangalore for a reason. Yet RB and LC apparently thought it made sense to bring in the leader who built Shell’s India data and analytics group, even though that role was eliminated during Shell’s own layoffs. Now we are watching that same leadership rebuild the team by hiring former Shell India employees into Chevron.
Fidelity to Cut 800 Staffers as It Overhauls Tech, Product Teams
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-07/fidelity-to-cut-800-staffers-as-it-overhauls-tech-product-teams
Fidelity reorganizes its workplace with new hires - and a few cuts
https://www.boston.com/news/business/2026/05/11/fidelity-reorganizes-its-workplace-with-new-hires-and-a-few-cuts/
Fidelity Cuts 800-1,000 Jobs: Reports
https://www.thinkadvisor.com/2026/05/07/fidelity-laying-off-staff/
Fidelity to Cut Around 800 Jobs as It Restructures Technology and Product Teams
https://www.hubbis.com/news/fidelity-to-cut-around-800-jobs-as-it-restructures-technology-and-product-teams
United States $7 Trillion Asset Manager Fidelity Investments to Cut 800 Jobs Representing 1% of Global 80,000 Workforce But Will Hire 2,000 Including in Engineering, Technology & Product Roles
https://www.caproasia.com/2026/05/12/united-states-7-trillion-asset-manager-fidelity-investments-to-cut-800-jobs-representing-1-of-global-80000-workforce-but-will-hire-2000-including-in-engineering-technology-product-roles/
Fidelity Investments Layoffs 2026 - 800 Jobs Cut
https://layoffhedge.com/company/fidelity-investments
Fidelity Layoffs: Why The Giant Is Cutting 800 Roles While Hiring 3,300
https://www.ainvest.com/news/fidelity-layoffs-giant-cutting-800-roles-hiring-3-300-2605/
Fidelity to Cut at Least 800 Jobs Globally to Restructure Tech and Product Teams
https://www.aastocks.com/en/mobile/news.aspx?newsid=NOW.1523575&newssource=AAFN
Fidelity plans to cut at least 800 jobs globally to restructure its technology and product teams
https://news.futunn.com/en/post/72748081/fidelity-plans-to-cut-at-least-800-jobs-globally-to
Finance Layoffs Tracker
https://www.trueup.io/finance/layoffs
Hello,
I recently transferred from GLA to WAL. What's the word on the street? It sounds like Tarrytown is in a very precarious situation. Seeing a lot of retirements in Walpole - are they forced early retirements? My friends still in Glasgow still work there but they don't seem to be a part of our huge 6% loss in diognostics
Any word on upcoming TWS/RPO/WSI layoffs? Change is certainly in the air and it don’t look good.
14 (It's been a month, I am still trying to make a peace with it)
Chainsaw wants to chop another 20%