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Why do some people shut the door behind them?

At this point we all know several people who've been laid off. Some will tell you where they went and why, however others won't say who hired them. Its not like they're at risk of me stealing their newly acquired job, the only reason I can think of is they don't want a bunch of WF people to get wind of and go to their new company. Just seems crazy in this market to close the door behind you when you were in the same boat as others not too long ago.


RIFs are for the well-deserved !!

I have never met a bad person that got RIFFED. It was always the nice ones that were at or close to retirement . People look at it as a punishment but in reality it’s the company way of rewarding the good ones . The truth is everyone I know wants that package but too bad the company will determine who is deserving of it .


Retaliation at its finest.

Laid off yesterday after 15 years in retaliation for not wanting to take on even more work after basically taking on the work of three other people with no consideration for my capacity at all. It was definitely retaliation though I can't prove it. It su-ks that senior executives promote the global culture especially providing psychological safety but it doesn't actually exist and in fact toxic environments thrive. Don't know what my next steps are but there's freedom in not being stressed out about being behind in everything because you're overwhelmed with an ever-growing list of responsibilities and a leadership that doesn't care. Hopefully another division will scoop me. Nowhere to go but up from here


You can tell things are truly broken when people have two competing fears

The first one is getting laid off. The second, and more revealing one, is not getting laid off because that means staying in a place we hate, watching the ship slowly sink while we're still on it. And I know of more and more folks who feel this way. Says a lot about T, doesn't it?


Are they getting rid of the Store Scanners?

Heard September 10 is when store leadership will be told and will break the news to their team members the next morning. Is this true? I was fearing this because of the strong push with ESL rollout. Store scanners are useless now.

Only asking because I’m not sure if I should be actively seeking out employment before everyone else does.


Paid PTO

I was let go in April due to a RIF A colleague of mine was let go in March. Same organization and same state we are out of (Georgia). Re both non-management exempt employees…were anyways. How about I found out his manager got his PTO paid out! Whereas I didn’t get any PTO because I didn’t know it was an option for my manager to possibly work it out with HR to have it paid out (or added to the severance). I am livid as I would have fought for this if I’d known it was an option!! Just be aware if you are in one of the states that doesn’t have to pay out PTO…fight for it anyways! I have reached out to HR complaining about this But of course I’m sure absolutely nothing will come of it Smdh!!!


Love Medtronic!

Hello everyone! Hope you are all happy and healthy! I was part of the RIF that occurred last May and to say the least I am still a faithful employee .Over the past 25 years this company has helped me raise my kids, put food on my table and paid my bills on time . I have loved and hated my job but at the end of the day , still happy to have one. I have met some of the best people which in return made me a better person . You know who you are and I will always be forever thankful to U . What is there to complain about but only to be grateful..No job is perfect but if are still working for this company , consider yourself “Blessed’’. Farewell Medtronic and god bless you always! ❤️🙏


Managers Lack Layoff Talk Training

A recent report highlights a significant disconnect in how organizations prepare managers for difficult workplace conversations. While HR professionals largely believe managers are adequately trained for layoff discussions, a substantial majority of managers themselves disagree. This gap suggests many companies are underestimating the support needed for leaders navigating increased workforce uncertainty. The report advocates for continuous development and a culture of psychological safety to equip managers effectively.

https://sea.peoplemattersglobal.com/amp/news/performance-management/managers-struggle-to-navigate-layoff-conversations-as-workplace-uncertainty-grows-report-51489


Coincidence?

I was a top performer for years, always ignored inter-office politics, mostly got along with everybody and survived every layoff so far. A few weeks ago something happened that I couldn't ignore and had me report my manager, and now here I am, laid off. Am I wrong to find this suspicious?


Severance from layoffs earlier this year, and how are you all doing?

What was the severance?
2 weeks of base pay per year?
Was it capped at 6 months, is the important question?

I see talk here and there but never truly confirmation.

How is everyone who was laid off?

Do you think there will be any voluntary or involuntary RIF with pay this year?


Layoff/termination logistics

I almost hate to ask, but in my defense, they keep changing the rules —and so I’m not quite sure where things are… here goes: they used to say that if you did not get a call by 9:00 am local time, you had another 2 weeks; has that changed? And confirm that terminations can be any time during any day of the week.

Thank you everybody and good luck!


City Workers Protest Mayor's Layoff Plan

Hundreds of San Francisco city employees rallied and marched to protest proposed budget cuts and layoffs. Mayor Daniel Lurie plans to eliminate 500 positions due to a significant projected deficit. The cuts will affect various city services, including youth and senior clinics, and programs aimed at reducing violent crime. Some workers and patients expressed anger and concern over the impact of these decisions. Union members plan further action before a health department meeting.

San Francisco, California

https://www.ktvu.com/news/it-honestly-felt-like-disrespectful-punch-gut-sf-nurse-says-hundreds-protest-127-city-layoffs


Salesforce Announces Further Job Reductions

Salesforce is implementing another round of layoffs, impacting 74 employees at its San Francisco headquarters. These permanent job cuts are scheduled to occur on October 5th. This marks the fourth set of Bay Area layoffs for the company in less than a year. These reductions align with a broader trend of significant job cuts across the tech industry in 2026. Many tech companies are citing the adoption of artificial intelligence as a reason for reducing their workforces.

San Francisco, California

https://www.kron4.com/news/technology-ai/salesforce-to-cut-dozens-of-jobs-in-san-francisco/


Winnebago Cuts Production Staff

Winnebago Industries is laying off 27 production employees at its Forest City plant. These layoffs are part of a larger manufacturing footprint consolidation. The company is closing facilities in Indiana and Iowa. Operations will be moved to other existing plants. This move aims to create a stronger and more agile enterprise.

Forest City, Iowa

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/business/2026/08/17/winnebago-layoffs-forest-city-iowa-indiana-plant-consolidation/91338113007/


GM Lansing Facilities Announce Hundreds of Job Cuts

General Motors will implement 350 layoffs at two Lansing facilities starting January 14, 2027. These job reductions are expected to impact local businesses beyond the affected employees. Experts note that smaller suppliers heavily reliant on GM could face significant consequences. Local business owners anticipate a ripple effect on restaurants, gas stations, and other service providers. Despite the layoffs, GM is investing in future production at the Lansing Grand River site.

Lansing, MI

https://www.wilx.com/2026/08/17/they-all-come-here-local-business-prepares-life-after-gm-layoffs/


Sanofi Integrates Blueprint, Cuts Staff

Sanofi is laying off 229 employees from its acquired company, Blueprint Medicines. This workforce reduction is part of the integration process following Sanofi's $9.1 billion buyout of Blueprint. The company is also consolidating its office space in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Remaining Blueprint employees will move to Sanofi's Cambridge Crossing campus. These organizational changes aim to align the structure with long-term business priorities.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/sanofi-lay-229-blueprint-medicines-staff-close-cambridge-offices-following-acquisition


Layoff notice

Got the layoff notice today which was originally suppose to be 7/1. Got paid for 12 weeks of maternity leave and never been MORE glad to get the Surplus Letter.

Another job lined up + a huge severance and PTO payout. Starts have aligned and will not miss AT&T.


any layoff plan this year?

Been here almost 6years. But the last 4years have been really bad due to toxic manager/work environment in general.

Especially, with the rto mandate when my own manager works rto every Friday and some of my co workers have not been in the office for weeks.

I have been thinking of quitting. But if there's a plan for another lay off, I'll stick around til it happens for severance + unemployment.

Any hints?


Internal non-sale group travel still happening during layoff/travel freeze

Obviously internal group travel to these non-sales useless conferences still happening during layoff/travel freeze; saw these on linkedin today.

Does Mahoney or whoever the CFO is knows? Folks being gotten rid of should shoot them a message and copy paste the links

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7488698047141666817-nik8
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ebonytravis01_disabilityinclusion-advancingtogether-activity-7489794621032648704-cZEH