Its quite quiet since formal takeover, nobody comments. What happens on sites?
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Mexico?
@8bp India absolutely was affected -project engineering and LSS tech support were hit hard and there was some good talent on that team, especially as we enter peak and are short on capable third shift / overnight personnel.
India seems unaffected.. as usual.
Heard that even design in US was affected.. but they already had just couple guys left.
Is it even functional after such cuts?
What about Mexico, India?
@7kc sourcing, pmo, pco, sales. Massive cuts
So CZ was impacted, good engineers. What else? Any specific departments?
I expected this from AIP.. just later. They are not loosing time, cutting everything that does not bring profit NOW. Unfortunately such companies also like to cut design, because in short term it cuts costs. In long term its su----e. But they don't care about long term. They buy company, cut everything, it looks financially stable on paper and they sell it to new owner.
…Purge calls heard ringing around the nation today…gee thanks for nothing
@7gm
How big RIFs in US today? :-(
Condolences.
CZ lost around 30 guys, not much left, just some installation guys to support ongoing orders.
@7ft big RIFs in US today as well :/
@7fq I'm sorry to hear that :/ always valued working with CZ engineering team.
How many fired? Was there around 60 ppl working there?
Whole CZ design and VECE
What groups are getting RIF'ed? Condolences.
It seems they know now.. big RIFs starting these days in EU
It seems that "new" management is trying to discover what they actually bought. No clear strategy for Europe except isolated Transnorm doing own things.
The headsman is raising his axe…
We are not going to hear anything from Intelligrated folks. They are busy trying to recover from the damage Honeywell inflicted across the board from customer relations to manufacturing capabilities to employee retention. Honeywell has been an unmitigated disaster for any company they purchased.