#nextlayoff

This is how I see things going from a logical point of view. Look up what happens within a company before layoffs. Wayfair is going through a good portion of the list they say to watch for. I think most if us will be safe until after peak. They are moving around a lot of employees right now. If you think you are safe because you are a top performer think again. View the the list. Top performers are not safe. We are expensive. Be careful. They will look for any reason to let us go. They will be letting go of a percentage of us before the new year. Better for the bottom line and more profits for the last quarter. Many more after peak. Do your own research on the signs. Good Luck.

Anyone know who all is expected to be impacted this week.

Very interesting how the dates are late in the month for September and October.

Good luck everyone!

Have you been notified of your fate? Post here! My manager has been very quiet.

Amazon is cutting more jobs. The company said it will lay off 9,000 workers in the next few weeks. The cuts will hit Amazon Web Services, People Experience and Technology Solutions, advertising, and Twitch. This comes on top of 18,000 layoffs already announced. In total, 27,000 jobs have been cut at Amazon in just four months.

Jassy said the decision is due to the uncertain economy. He explained that Amazon wants to lower costs and run leaner. He added that the final list of roles is not finished yet.

Amazon plans to finish decisions by mid to late April. The company said it will still hire in some key areas. Workers who lose jobs will get pay, health insurance for a short time, and job placement support.

Amazon is not alone. Other tech giants like Google, Microsoft, Meta, PayPal, and Twitter have also cut thousands of jobs. For many tech workers, it is a very hard time right now.

• https://mashable.com/article/amazon-layoff-9000-employees

I'm okay if they show me door. But I really wanna stay. Where are y'all?

https://x.com/thejobchick/status/1964360192017256908

I know, more layoffs, that much is a given. But does anyone have any actual details?

Rumors are flying around that we are going to have an across-the-board 10% RIF in October. Tariffs and reduction in demand for aerospace products are driving this RIF.

November is around the corner, if it isn't 25%, its bound to be something above 1% for ENB.

Or is this going to drag on all the way through the end of October? This whole thing has turned into a drawn-out ordeal. And of course, not once have we been told what’s actually happening or what the plan is.

Is anybody else already thinking about when we'll learn about more layoffs?

I’ve been told by manager SVP, that despite great results in MEA they want to cut 25% jobs here this fiscal. We literally have no Presales, nor bdm here already.
The key is to skip gitex and save on everywhere. He said we’re fine, as we are support, but who knows.

Not that it really matters anymore. I feel like I’m stuck in a constant state of emergency.