#updates

According to an article published in the 10/9 St. Louis Post Dispatch, the Missouri Supreme Court has declined to reconsider a $611M RoundUp verdict against the company. The article goes on to say that AG CEO Bill Anderson told the Wall Street Journal may stop sales of RoundUp all together.

Has anyone heard anything new since RM’s most recent email announcement? Someone posted the decision timeline (the staff council summary) in the comments section for that announcement. I thought it said something like EVP communications were supposed to come out end of September/beginning October. Haven’t seen one from our EVP but maybe others? I realize I’m being anxious, tough not to be…

So what’s next? All that news, all the upper echelon are being moved around. The ripple effect has just begun… anyone know anything else that will be announced this coming week? I still think those emails Friday were just the beginning.

Uniform ordering was delayed, maybe because we will know our fate soon? AT&T, Network CO, Lumen or layoff?

Oct01 4am UTC - Oct02 4am UTC totals: 241 layoffs, 44 additions.
Methodology and day-by-day breakdown is in comments.
Few next days will be added in comments as they pass, to avoid starting new threads.

Sep30 1pm UTC - Oct 4am UTC totals: 468 layoffs.
September totals (except Sep01): 6275 layoffs, and 861 additions.
Methodology and day-by-day breakdown is in comments.
This is a floor estimate, as many non-NA regions have layoffs with people still present in Slack and their access is fully cut with large delay.

What's the new information from today? Dept numbers etc?

Barnhart layoff update…pls post which department(s) were affected.

Post for live commentary and key insights

All Imperial employees invited to a 3pm forum.

Looks like a new logo is rolling out across the mobile apps and it's so ugly. Major downgrade.

I will now refer to us as

SHH
W-B

Anyone got the scoop on what they’re going to say about San Ramon?

Some news about C shift was concerning, nothing of substance about A or B shift yet. Anyone have other updates?

“Hi everyone,
I heard there may have been some layoffs today (09/25) at HCSC/BCBS. Can anyone confirm if staff reductions actually happened and, if so, which departments or levels were affected? Just trying to get clarity and hear from those who may have direct knowledge. Thanks.”

Sep24 6am UTC - Sep25 6am UTC totals: 80 layoffs, 9 additions.
September totals (except Sep01): 5635 layoffs, and 825 additions.
Methodology and day-by-day breakdown is in comments.

I know a dev team in Pacific, which had the last day yesterday, but they are still in Slack and it is unclear why O stopped cutting access to some people. Maybe it was too easy to track layoffs. Therefore, these totals are the floor estimate.

Sep22 6am UTC - Sep23 7am UTC totals: 392 layoffs, 128 additions.
September totals (except Sep01): 5497 layoffs, and 810 additions.
Methodology and day-by-day breakdown is in comments.

Sep18 6am UTC - Sep19 6am UTC totals: 78 layoffs, 57 additions.
September totals (except Sep01): 5024 layoffs, and 625 additions.
Methodology and day-by-day breakdown is in comments.

WellMed has been hit hard, it seems. It’s difficult to keep track, and we are all on edge, so please share.

Sep17 6am UTC - Sep18 6am UTC totals: 89 layoffs, 24 additions.
September totals (except Sep01): 4946 layoffs, and 568 additions.
Methodology and day-by-day breakdown is in comments.

EMEA started getting invites and mass layoff process officially kicked off in some locations. However, due to labor laws it will take several weeks before specific people are cut and lose access to Slack, so Slack totals won't reflect it for a long time.

Hows Apache doing in these interesting times?
Will APA dump the North Sea assets on BPs lap…and say See Yeah…
Is the Permian basin witnessing hard declines yet? Daily ESP failures…
Will Surinam deliver as promised or at substantially lower rates?

You define the future…

Sep16 6am UTC - Sep17 6am UTC totals: 75 layoffs.
September totals (except Sep01): 4857 layoffs, and 544 additions.
Methodology and day-by-day breakdown is in comments.

Thought there was supposed to be an impacted departments announcement september 15th

Sep13 6am UTC - Sep15 6am UTC totals: 7 layoffs.
September totals (except Sep01): 4704 layoffs, and 279 additions.
Methodology and day-by-day breakdown is in comments.

This is a baseline for a new week.

I can confirm three people left our asset in the US yesterday with a possible fourth waiting to be confirmed. There are speculations that six more will be leaving in the next few weeks. Any updates from elsewhere?

Can someone post an updated slack count.

At least it's not just us.

Read the thread and see what your ex employee is doing with your IP...

https://www.thelayoff.com/t/1k3rgscy7?reply=%40pm%2B1k3rgscy7%20#comment_form

My last day was August 29. Me and 4 other AR Analyst were laid off on Wednesday just after Q2.

Any update on the layoffs in EMEA?

It's been kind of quiet lately, a calm before the storm?

I’m committed to ensuring compassionate support for our colleagues who will be leaving the company as decisions are made - JR

What decisions and who is the axe coming for?

For ANY of you MAWM think that they are no longer the ones with ALL the good jobs… this town hall shows the truth. Congratulations

Netsuite

two ppl were just laid off in my department due to budget. likely in other areas too… probably not in the news since it’s not as big as the one in 2023

It happened today. 253 people laid off.

The company said it would encourage the affected employees to apply for open roles, which could lower the final layoff figure. The cuts are out of a total workforce of 15,638 employees as of last year.

https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/intuitive-surgical-robot-maker-layoffs-sunnyvale-21016652.php

Fort Collins has experienced multiple layoffs this year