#cuts

Rosenberg city leaders are contemplating service reductions and potential layoffs to address a significant budget shortfall. The city faces a $2.3 million deficit, prompting discussions about raising property taxes for the first time in nearly a decade. Mayor William Benton has expressed opposition to any tax increases. A proposed budget is expected by Friday, with a tax rate increase vote scheduled for August and the final budget vote in September.

Rosenberg, Texas

https://cw39.com/news/local/rosenberg-faces-budget-deficit/

Every year the "top" contributors get to go (with a plus one) to the Diamond Club event. Waste of $$$$. Always, a 5 star place. Top entertainment. Stop the Waste. They have to have 1 person from each group nominated.

Has anyon else who retired from Mobility Management get a letter sating that Life Insurance was canceled and not eliegible for even the $15K of insurance? Just more of AT&T cutting promised benefits then daring you to challenge them when they/Fidelity Benefits center have all documents which they never share

Has anyone heard that going forward, anyone that receive severance will have it capped at 7 weeks?

Just head about the latest rounds of layoffs. Any word if Core Operations will be hit? Prayers up for anyone affected

Wouldn't surprise me if people start putting up a "Days since last layoff" posters on their walls. It's been that kind of year.

My prediction is our lead message is that we still need to cut costs - no matter the results.

I know at least 50 folks were let go across the board - maybe more…

Every two years, coincidence? Lets see how many will be cut in year 2028

Take a look at product. Bodies are being moved around like chess pieces for protection while honest hard working people are getting cut. Eventually y'all will be checkmate.

We have been "cost saving" for the last 5 years and we are STILL CUTTING. I chose to control my future rather than wait - this year or next - to be RIFd. This company does not care if you are an amazing employee - we are just numbers always take the money

The University of Windsor is temporarily halting operations at its Cross-Border Institute. This decision comes as the new Gordie Howe International Bridge officially opens, connecting Windsor and Detroit. Union representatives expressed dismay at the timing, calling the move ironic. They argue that research on cross-border issues is more critical than ever with the bridge's launch. The university states the pause is intended to strengthen the institute's future capacity.

Windsor

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/uwindsor-cuts-crossborder-9.7282986

Novanta Corp. is laying off 49 employees at its Cicero facility. Manufacturing operations will be moved to other locations, including California and contract partners. This move aims to simplify operations and reduce costs. Approximately 30 non-manufacturing employees will remain at the site. The layoffs are scheduled to conclude by mid-April.

Cicero, N.Y.

https://www.syracuse.com/business/2026/07/syracuse-area-medical-tech-business-is-laying-off-workers-moving-manufacturing-out-of-town.html

P&O Ferries has abruptly terminated the employment of 800 crew members, citing significant accumulated losses as the reason for this drastic measure. The company claims these changes are essential for its survival and that immediate action is required. This decision has sent shockwaves through the UK and alerted the European shipping industry, with competitors anticipating potential growth. Affected crew members received their termination notices yesterday morning, with some refusing to disembark. The company plans to replace the laid-off staff with cheaper agency workers.

Dover, England

https://www.puentedemando.com/en/po-ferries-layoffs-2/

Unable to sleep knowing there'll most likely be more cuts. I wish they were able to wrap this up in a single day.

No chance of more cuts before the end of the week?

If it was offered? I need this job, but I'm thinking there are those who wouldn't mind leaving with a package. Wouldn't it be better giving them that opportunity and saving some jobs for folks who really want to stay instead of starting indiscriminate cuts right away?

RUMORS HAVE ALL SORTS OF DATES IN AUGUST. ANY PLs HERE THAT CAN SHARE THE ACTUALLY DATE. RUMORS ANYWHERE FROM 7/31 TO 8/13. WHICH ONE IS IT?

Just when I thought it would finally be over, they found a way to sc--w us over once again and prolong our suffering for over a year in some cases. We are run by a bunch of sadist.

Small grocery stores in Las Vegas are experiencing significant sales declines due to recent federal SNAP benefit changes. Owners report reduced hours and staff layoffs as customers struggle with decreased benefits. Some businesses have seen sales drop by as much as 30%, forcing difficult operational decisions. The changes are impacting low-wage workers who relied on SNAP to supplement their income. Community leaders are seeking additional support to help these businesses and affected residents.

Las Vegas, Nevada

https://www.fox5vegas.com/2026/07/28/las-vegas-markets-cut-staff-hours-after-snap-benefit-changes/

Anyone know what date they’re supposed to let us know if we are getting laid off?

Funny to see Imperial posting about supporting the Stampede while pulling so many jobs out of Calgary. Yeah, way to support the community. Not.

Managers in retail are starting to step down after this last round of cuts.

When Dan the old man took over Verizon he said we were going to launch something monumental. Well here is its. It’s simplicity and one Verizon. He is calling it out new value proposition. It’s so underwhelming all I can do is laugh. His only true strategy is to cut head count gut the company and buy shares back. This is evil

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if they pulled the rug from under us once again when we least expect it, considering how badly this whole thing has been handled so far.

There was talk in one of the threads about more cuts next week, but I can't find it. Is there any truth to it?

After DCAI layoffs announcement, where else can we cut? We need to cut more to stop the stock sell off madness.

Deeper employee cuts must be made, shareholders are not going to tolerate the stock price continuing to erode. Quickest way to recover short term is to cut headcount, Wall Street loves to see operating cost reduced.

The state of Illinois is implementing a plan to lay off employees and relocate patients from Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to reform care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Community members have expressed concerns about the economic impact of these changes on the local area. The facility has seen a significant decrease in its developmental disabilities population since 2023. Affected employees will be offered positions at other state-run facilities.

Anna, IL

https://www.kfvs12.com/2026/07/25/community-reacts-layoffs-patient-relocations-choate-mental-health-developmental-center/

Cuts in Engineering, and now office closures?
Austin, LA, and now Charlotte. What is happening in this company?

Layoffs and office closures are not the best signs for a “growth” company despite how CEO frames it.

The message should come from ELT/CEO …not head of facility/office manager.

So people can be ready for it.

Heard few people got emails at 9.00 and few will be getting at 11.00 ?
Anyone heard the same ?

Dan and his evil cronies fired you to buy back $1b worth of shares. Just evil

The High Plains Fair Housing Center in North Dakota is preparing to lay off half its staff due to a delay in federal funding from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. This funding supports approximately 75% of the organization's operations, which are crucial for assisting clients facing housing discrimination. The center has been waiting for a significant grant installment since May, and without it, they can no longer sustain their current staffing levels. The executive director estimates it could take until September 2027 for the remaining funds to be released. These layoffs will severely impact the center's capacity to serve vulnerable populations, particularly individuals with disabilities.

Bismarck, North Dakota

https://www.publicnewsservice.org/story/nd-fair-housing-group-braces-for-layoffs-amid-hud-funding-delay/cfb5390d-ec1e-4337-852d-14bfb921a365

Republic National Distributing Company has issued conditional layoff notices to 641 employees across five Michigan facilities. These notices are linked to a potential sale of the company's operations in control states. The transaction is with Martignetti Companies and is not yet finalized. RNDC stated the notices are precautionary and required by federal law. No final employment decisions have been made at this time.

Kentwood, Michigan

https://finance.yahoo.com/small-business/articles/major-alcohol-distributor-warns-641-174054046.html?ref=biztoc.com

Amazon is planning significant layoffs at one of its Florida facilities. The company will reduce its workforce by over half in September. Approximately 850 employees are currently at the affected warehouse. Amazon hopes these employees will return to the company. This action impacts a substantial portion of the local staff.

Fort Pierce, Florida

https://www.tcpalm.com/picture-gallery/news/local/2026/07/23/amazon-warehouse-layoffs-kyle-gs-restaurant-closing-rumors-amendment-3/91027209007/