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Imperial Brands Plans Major Job Cuts

British tobacco firm Imperial Brands is preparing to eliminate thousands of positions across its international operations. This significant workforce reduction is part of a broader company-wide restructuring initiative. The exact number of affected roles and the timeline for these layoffs have not yet been disclosed. The company aims to streamline its business and enhance operational efficiency. Key markets identified for this restructuring include the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, and Australia.

https://www.ndtvprofit.com/business/imperial-brands-job-cuts-thousands-of-roles-at-risk-in-us-uk-and-europe-11891158


Life360 Plans Return to Hiring After Recent Cuts

Weeks after reducing staff, Life360's chief executive is optimistic about future hiring. The company had previously scaled back recruitment efforts earlier in the year. This strategic move was intended to provide greater flexibility for future staffing needs. Now, the company anticipates a continued increase in its workforce over time.

https://www.capitalbrief.com/article/life360-ready-to-hire-again-signalling-end-to-ai-driven-layoffs-e33ef636-9846-46e7-a04d-ffb06d4e6c29/

San Francisco, California


Rapid7 Reduces Workforce by 12%

Cybersecurity company Rapid7 has announced significant staff reductions. The company is eliminating 12% of its workforce. These cuts follow the recent appointment of Wael Mohamed as CEO. Mohamed assumed leadership shortly after a settlement with activist investor Jana Partners. The article does not provide further details on the reasons for the layoffs.

Boston, Massachusetts

https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2026/08/10/rapid7-layoffs-new-ceo.html


Ever meet a guy who picked Chevron over his marriage?

I have a few times. Worst cases of Chevron derangement syndrome, they usually had pretty mediocre jobs but were addicted to the power point lifestyle . I dont know what it is: a lack of confidence that they cant find a new job, too far Chevronized, maybe not actually into women….but it was so buzarre to me.

Imagine your ex wife going on dates with new dudes and your kids having to deal with that so you could clutch to a cr-ppy house and job in Houston, Midland or Bakersfield. Lol i guess that 401k match is nice


Water it down, we need the money!

https://www.reuters.com/legal/transactional/intel-launches-15-billion-share-sale-turnaround-rally-lifts-stock-2026-08-10/

Intel said on Monday it was planning to raise $15 billion through a share sale, as it looks to fund the costly build-out ​of its chip contract manufacturing business by cashing in on a stock surge ‌fueled by its turnaround efforts.

Sell now and buy back later!


The sad part is that there's no 'over' after today

In the past, layoffs were final. They took a day or two to let everybody know and after that we could refocus on our work. Now, even after this round is done, we know more will be coming. In a month, two, or six, but we all know it's coming. There's no reprieve anymore. Just constant stressing.


Stop outsourcing recruiting LM

LM has outsourced recruiting and it is the worst experience ever for qualified applicants. Here is the deal..you apply for a job like sales or claims. You get an email from a recruiter with a name that suggests they do not live in the US. You think, is this a scam? Decline the interview. After several rounds of this apply, get email from rando, you decide to check it out further. This is even worse. Your phone interview is with someone supposedly calling from Massachusettes, which they are not. They are in India or the Phillipines. They barely speak English. No nothing about sales or claims culture. And these people are the ones screening you and moving you on or not to the next step, which takes way longer than it should. Sad what recruiting for US companies has become. I will no longer apply at Liberty Mutual.


HP is on a steep downslide...

Face it everyone - HP does not have much of a future. It's a dinosaur company, nowhere near cutting edge, its recent announced products are neither inventive nor impressive, and the company is just treading water. Boise is dead and will be completely gone by end of 2027. HQ is a tomb. And CWs continue to get annual unpaid "furloughs".

HP's future is bleak.


Totally unacceptable

It is wrong to replace hardworking citizens with outside control. Someone should report to the department of labor to track the lay offs by the immigration status, nationality, number of contractors recruited, internal promotions by nationality etc.
It's sad that one of the prestigious bank in the USA is controlled by the outsiders.
Please report the fraudulent activities and unethical hiring practices to the government agencies.