#layoffs

I don’t want to get my hopes up, but I hope this is legitimate

https://www.nlrb.gov/case/18-CA-382050

unless they get ”special” treatment again …

GNT - Global Technology Layoffs.

• Normal Timeframes.

April & October of each year.

Yahoo Finance, CNBC, Fox Business, Market Watch… none have news about FIS layoffs of employees. Meanwhile there’s news about FIS CEO buying $1,000,000 worth of stock and FIS issuing billions of dollars in debt obligations. Goldman and Wells Fargo affirm buy ratings meanwhile the stock is at multi year lows.

OpenText is pretty much a closed shop in regards to what is happening. Thank you to those people on here who are close to what is happening and know dates/BU etc and continue to share that information. Even though it is never good news, it is good to have that insight, please continue sharing information that is factually on point 👍

Do we have any idea on when OHAI is going to hit and how bad it will be? We are stretched thin as it is.

Are they going to replace everyone with H1B visas and offshore workers? Whats the gameplan?

Just a heads up folks- the mother of all layoffs are starting. WARN notices soon.

How is the Clover inside sales team doing in Coral Springs? Fiserv laid off the entire inside sales team in Marietta GA early Jan. Stock is still down.... hopefully they can get their sh$$ together

Strauss Borrelli PLLC is investigating LA Semiconductor LLC. The firm is looking into a recent mass layoff in Pocatello, Idaho. LA Semiconductor notified the Idaho Department of Labor of 342 layoffs on February 9, 2026. The federal WARN Act mandates 60 days' notice for such mass layoffs. The law firm believes affected employees may be entitled to severance pay and benefits.

https://straussborrelli.com/2026/02/12/la-semiconductor-idaho-warn-act-investigation/

UPS announced plans for significant nationwide layoffs. More than 20,000 employees will be released across the country. The company also intends to close 73 locations by the end of June. These changes will impact operations in states like Idaho, Washington, and Utah. UPS will reduce Amazon delivery volume but also has a Teamsters agreement for 30,000 new jobs.

https://kezj.com/company-with-locations-in-idaho-washington-and-utah-to-layoff-over-20000-employees/

Scentsy eliminated 116 positions at its Meridian headquarters. This decision aligns costs with current business conditions. The company experienced significant growth during the pandemic. It hired over 1,000 employees, peaking at 1,700 in 2021. These layoffs affect 11% of its current workforce.

Meridian, Idaho

https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/community/west-ada/article303498791.html

Blue Cross of Idaho plans to lay off 135 employees. These job cuts represent 10% of its total workforce. The layoffs are scheduled to take place in June. This decision follows the loss of a major contract. National competitors secured the contract instead.

http://www.modernhealthcare.com/labor/blue-cross-of-idaho-layoffs-duals/

DFS Group is dismissing 183 employees. These layoffs will affect its three Hawaii locations. The duty-free retailer plans to exit the Hawaii market. This departure follows 63 years of state operations. Employee dismissals are scheduled from March to August.

Hawaii

https://www.bizjournals.com/pacific/news/2026/01/09/dfs-to-lay-off-183-employees.html

Hawaiian Airlines is eliminating over 400 nonunion positions. These job cuts primarily affect administrative and operational support staff in Honolulu. The layoffs are a direct result of the company's merger with Alaska Air Group. Affected employees are offered severance packages and job placement services. Front-line union jobs are not included in this round of reductions.

https://hoodline.com/2026/03/hawaiian-axes-400-honolulu-desk-jobs-as-alaska-merger-bites/

Hawaii's economy is sliding toward a mild recession. Job losses are expected across multiple sectors. Economists made this forecast. However, some bright spots exist. These could help soften the economic blow.

https://www.bizjournals.com/pacific/news/2025/12/12/uhero-forecasts-mild-recession-for-hawaii.html

It’s important to always keep a Plan B. These days, AI is reshaping many roles across the job market. In the case of FIS, the situation is different—they’re facing internal challenges and financial pressure, which is why layoffs are happening.

During times like this, it’s wise to avoid major financial commitments such as buying a house, an expensive car, or any investment that requires high monthly payments. Focus on saving, staying financially flexible, and preparing yourself for alternative job opportunities. If your role at FIS is stable and not outsourced, staying put until things settle over the next year to year and a half can also be a practical choice.

At the same time, start learning AI‑related skills and explore internal or external opportunities that align with future technology trends. With global conflicts and economic uncertainty, many projects are delayed, and the environment is challenging for everyone. Hopefully, things will stabilize soon

Initial claims for U.S. unemployment benefits increased last week. Economists estimate applications rose to 235,000 for the week ending October 4. This increase is linked to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown. Contractors and federal workers are experiencing temporary layoffs. The shutdown has also delayed official economic data releases.

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2025/10/10/breaking-news/jobless-claims-rise-as-u-s-shutdown-drags-on/

Hawaiian Ice Co. issued a warning to the state. This warning concerned potential job reductions. The company is moving forward with plans for a sale. The sale was expected around April 1st. This information was detailed in a state filing.

Hawaii

Nothing says ‘role eliminated’ like replacing it. Got the news today, Director+ leadership cuts still rolling (not PS/tech dev outsourcing) but yet intend to replace!

Delaware North is cutting an undisclosed number of jobs. This action stems from a strategic shift in its business model. The company is moving away from contract-based operations. It now prioritizes owned and managed assets globally.

https://buffalonews.com/news/local/business/article_0f3b8aa1-8200-4061-ba0c-f9aad86d4bc9.html

A class action lawsuit was filed against KBR Inc. and HomeSafe Alliance LLC. The suit alleges they failed to provide proper notice for employee terminations. Approximately 200 employees were laid off. This followed the U.S. government scrapping a moving services contract. The contract, worth up to $20 billion, was canceled due to performance issues.

Delaware

https://www.law360.com/articles/2359541/homesafe-layoffs-after-lost-dod-contract-spur-suit

Club Wyndham Shawnee Village will close by the end of 2025. This closure impacts 124 employees. The information comes from a Pennsylvania WARN notice. The resort is located in Shawnee on Delaware. It offered timeshare-style rentals and outdoor activities.

Shawnee on Delaware, Pennsylvania

https://www.poconorecord.com/story/news/local/2025/10/21/club-wyndham-shawnee-village-poconos-closing/86807209007/

If you haven't visited this site (WallStreetDiscriminates.com) you need to. If you've been layed off, count your blessings. If you're still there, update your resume and get out. Post to the site if you have a story to share.

Maybe that'll finally force leadership to step up their game and actually run the business instead of just extracting wealth.

The atmosphere changed after the layoffs became the norm and it hasn't come back. People are hesitant to speak up, to take initiative, and to trust. I keep waiting for things to feel normal again, but they never do. It's no surprise, though, since we all know more layoffs are always a possibility.

Any update on upcoming possible divestitures for non-core or is everyone just being slowly laid off now?...

A rare sensible move, if true.

Like others said, it’s just another way to get booted later. Je-king us around.

When did omnissa last paid 100% of the bonus? They just keep disrespecting whoever has decided to stay loyal to them the last year

Wouldn't shock me if it bleeds into next week.
Good luck to all. Not much else to say at this point.

https://www.wbir.com/article/news/local/maryville-blount/blount-memorial-hospital-layoff-85-workers/51-42928553-a4bb-4513-a5ed-9b1673228ae9

Today we have the 'mysterious meeting'. Last day tomorrow... And there's many people impacted :/

What are the thoughts behind this transition? Do you think this is go move or bad move? What are the rumors on how quota is going to be and if we are getting a comp increase decrease or change to salary? Just any more information about this transition would be appreciated. Crazy times right now at Verizon.

Hundreds of folks, all over the place. Remember when this was considered a safe job?

https://fortune.com/2026/03/24/centene-ceo-sarah-london-health-care-insurance-trump-medicaid/

Fortune just dropped a fluff piece on Sarah London. It’s a masterclass in fluffy bootlicking. How much did the company pay for this pile of trash?

They call her a "mission-driven" savior fighting for Medicaid. Ba-f!

Let’s start with the photo. It’s awful. She looks completely dead in the eyes. There is zero warmth. Zero humanity. Just the cold, vacant stare of someone who fires thousands of people and then complains to CNBC about her "stressful schedule."

Fortune gushes over her "social impact" goals. They forgot to mention her $20M paycheck, while the company posted a $6.7 billion net loss last year.

She isn't driven by a mission. She’s driven by a massive bonus while her company burns and she runs MFN's legacy into the ground.

She's just a Layoff Queen who talks about "operating discipline." That’s corporate-speak for firing people. We all painfully know how many thousands of lives she's ruined with her inept leadership and lack of strategy. No amount of glowing praise from "Culture Karen" can redeem her.

"London Calling" started her career in Hollywood. It shows. She isn't a healthcare executive. She’s a storyteller. A pretty face with a vacant stare. This is just her latest script. She talks about "affordable housing" to distract from the fact that her business model relies on denying care and firing the people who do the actual work.

She is the ultimate corporate grifter. High on rhetoric. Low on ethics. Exceptionally well-compensated for failure. She isn't fighting for Medicaid. She isn't fighting for her employees. She’s fighting for her next glossy magazine profile. I've never seen anyone fail upwards so well.

layoffs are happening , the general channel numbers are dropping very fast today didnt count but its about 250-300+

I survived the last several rounds of layoffs and I feel horrible about it. Some of the best people on our team got cut and I'm still here, with less than two years under my belt. I know logically it's not my fault, but I can't shake this guilt every time I log on.

To my knowledge no employees were laid off in Germany on the Ansys side due to the work council. Any news on when this is going to happen? Any news on how close they are to an agreement?