Heard from the grapevines layoffs are coming soon. Talks on LRR and some folks already on their last days.
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@19j no you didn’t - you got a dog and pony show where 21B was mentioned. That money hasn’t moved yet. There is “an outline of a plan..” ;)
No layoffs. We are poised to overtake Intel
@1ht Fill PI? which PI team is pulling people?
Not likely, at least in Malta. Not with how aggressively they're pulling people from other departments to fill PI
We just got 21 billion dollars. It ain’t happening
@14v is the month gap normal? What can possibly happen?
@125 I think he mean a month gap
@t6 what do you mean by 1 hr between the conversation?
I see the doom and gloom groups or person is back.
There is an hour gap between manager assessments and employee conversation...
I'd better hurry and see if Ben & Jerry's has any openings. I'm going to be a great-grandparent soon!
LRR labor run rate. Why answer if you don’t know?
High level director just went to Dresden for 2 years to avoid the layoffs and will be back when the construction completes.
There are no new manufacturing jobs for a few years, only massive union construction jobs that will soak up most of the money in no-show jobs and kickbacks.
@e4 LIRR - Long Island rail road
What is LRR?
In corporate governance, LRR stands for Laws, Rules, and Regulations. It refers to the internal compliance standard or risk framework used to track every legal obligation a company must follow.
The Connection to WARN Notices
When a company plans large-scale layoffs or plant closures, the specific LRR framework it must comply with is the federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act
That could be what LRR is. Then again, maybe it does mean Long Island Railroad. Hopefully it means the railroad thing and not the GF getting their legal ducks in a row before a WARN. They've done it before after a huge good news announcement.
LRR? Long Island Rail Road?
@af just wait..
Several high level are already packing up
Nope we just 21billion