Thread regarding HP (Hewlett-Packard) layoffs

San Diego closing Oct 2025

Just announced. 100 people will move to new ink technology lab being set up in SD. Rest will relocate to other sites, telework, or WFR.

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Yet another monument for the consequences of "Californification" - why would anyone pay double or triple for it's employees?

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Post ID: @1drd+1sDvAsWi

A major chunk of printer and app design, development and test teams are already layed off. Handful retained for remote option for other project. Appears one of major printer product line is ditched by HP.

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Post ID: @1sro+1sDvAsWi

HP will be under no legal obligation to pay any severance to employees who refuse to relocate. IBM used the same trick and so did AT&T. The relocation packages were so low at AT&T that many refused to relocate and simply quit.

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Post ID: @1pqo+1sDvAsWi

"Rest will relocate to other sites, telework, or WFR."

Thanks for the inside information. FYI:

  1. Vancouver (WA) has broken ground on a very large campus. This partially explains why.
  2. Boise is only one building now and I suspect hardly anyone from SD will move to Boise.
  3. Engineers must work hybrid, and as such they must move from SD.
  4. This would mean layoffs for engineers in SD. It is a lot easier to hire locally in Vancouver than to relocate them.
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Post ID: @1pyh+1sDvAsWi

At another smaller HP site and absolutely terrified

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Post ID: @eli+1sDvAsWi

Glad I get to work from home

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