#layoffs

Google Cloud has reportedly initiated another round of layoffs. These job cuts affect multiple teams, including security and Mandiant. The exact number of impacted workers remains undisclosed. Google attributes the restructuring to a need for AI investment. This trend aligns with broader workforce adjustments across the tech industry.

https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/news/google-cloud-hit-by-fresh-layoffs-security-and-mandiant-teams-among-those-affected/ar-AA24SWkE

Kabam is consolidating its Los Angeles office. This action has resulted in an unknown number of layoffs. A company spokesperson confirmed the office consolidation. They declined to comment on the specific job cuts. Kabam cited strategic priorities and streamlining operations for the change.

Los Angeles, California

https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/kabam-making-layoffs-after-choosing-to-consolidate-la-office

Electronic Arts has begun informing staff of layoffs. Industry analyst Destin Legarie reported the initial round may be small. More job cuts are anticipated across multiple divisions. This follows EA's recent $55 billion acquisition by an investor consortium. The company aims for a leaner, more efficient structure.

https://gamingbolt.com/ea-has-started-informing-staff-of-layoffs-will-affect-multiple-divisions-rumor

Can someone confirm if the entire UAT team sacked ?

The only thing “American” about the company is the name, because it sure does seem they wanna replace everyone with foreign H1B temps, offshoring outsourcing and Indian contractors. What a complete joke, just change the name to India telecom already 🇮🇳. As we lose our jobs make sure to DUMP their services

Whats that new Reporting and Data leadership launching on Jun 25th. Are they trying to consolidate all reporting team?
Is this another way to reduce people?

MaryAnne Morin out? DH announced new CMO effective 7/14……..whose next?

With the VSP deadlines approaching, it’s obvious headcount is getting slashed. I'm also thinking about how this margin recovery squeeze is going to butcher our 2027 benefits. Any visibility on the 2027 plan designs? Specifically, is the mandatory ICHRA rollout expanding to more states for 2027? They already forced Indiana staff off traditional group plans and onto individual marketplace stipends. Shifting more states to ICHRA seems like the ultimate corporate cost cutting move to completely offload insurance risk onto us. What state is next? More importantly, when will employees be told?
Our employee premiums jump every year while coverage gets gutted. It's the classic Centene irony—working for a healthcare giant with health benefits that are noticeably worse than our peers.
In the past, they took away bonuses and gave us tiny raises that were immediately eaten up by healthcare premium increases. Anyone have eyes on what the out-of-pocket maximums or wellness program changes look like for next year? If they change the plan designs any further, staying through this restructuring might not even be financially worth it.

Over 70% of AT&T employees are over 50 years old… Let that sink in.

This company is rapidly approaching a point where a huge percentage of its workforce will be eligible for retirement, taking decades of knowledge and experience with them.

Normally that wouldn’t be a problem. You’d replace them with the next generation of talent.

But that’s the problem.

AT&T has made itself deeply unattractive to many professionals under 40. Five-day RTO. Presence reports. Badge tracking. Relocations. Constant uncertainty. Policies that feel like they’re from 40 years ago, not 2026.

The people leaving aren’t the ones with no options. They’re the ones who do have options. The ones with the skills they want to keep around.

And the people choosing where to start or build their careers are increasingly choosing somewhere else. The applications here have never been lower.

Leadership seems convinced employees are interchangeable. They aren’t.

You can replace a body. You can’t replace experience. You can’t replace institutional knowledge. And you can’t force talented people to join a company they don’t want to work for.

That’s the real risk….

Five years from now, what does this workforce look like if retirements accelerate, experienced employees keep leaving, and younger talent keeps looking elsewhere?

The answer should concern everyone, especially you, Stink!

The solution isn’t complicated… end five-day RTO, ki-l the presence reports, and start making this company a place people actually want to work again.

Because right now we’re not just losing today’s talent, we’re losing tomorrow’s too.

This company is #3 out of the big 3 in telecom with no chance of ever becoming #1 again. Things are headed downhill fast and this company is circling the drain. Time to make a change before it’s too late. Your move, Stinky-Legg and Gerbil Jeffy McSelfish!

Why have these not been reported? The number of layoffs in 2026 alone are staggering but when done a handful at a time it just seems shady.

Back to the subject of this site, what is the current landscape of RAs and pips everyone is currently seeing out there? Including business unit and organization would be helpful in response.

Liberty has been offshoring and getting rid of entire departments quietly since they announced the “don’t go make a 10 year career plan here” back in Oct of 2023. They have cut the inbound subrogation department in half over the last 7-8 months using PIP plans and forcing a small handful of employees to make lateral moves to other depts. They’ve offshored all jobs cut to India. The company has been trying to keep things quiet with secrets everywhere. The Team Managers have been traveling all over the country for “quality training”. Constantly talking about focusing on quality which is just a smoke screen for putting people on PIPs for weak reasons to get out of paying severance and unemployment. They will cut the inbound subrogation department down to about 25-30 people state side and then might do an outright layoff of them because this whole department is being offshored to India while they try to continue to innovate with their AI. There are constant organizational changes being announced. This company’s “record profits” are coming from the selling off of foreign assets and not because of their premiums. There have been talks about customers being charged in full for policy period premiums and then having their policies cancelled a week or two later with no refunds given. The company is current being sued for undervaluing auto total loss and home owners claims (which they have been). They made changes to metrics at the start of the year to make them harder to meet when inventory is low, because they’re setting everyone up for failure. This company is going to lose insane amounts of money on those total loss and home owners laws suits. Why those running the company would risk PIP’ing so many employees, when they’re already involved in all these other lawsuits and can’t take the blow back or bad PR from those, let alone from the mess they’re making out of downsizing/offshoring jobs is definitely a unique choice to make. Will anyone really be surprised if there is another lawsuit soon from all the Swiss Cheese PIP layoffs? This company is a sinking ship and anyone working there should look for something else.

Our leadership is so inept, they can’t even do layoffs properly!

If they did a large round of layoffs, it would make the news and they would get a temporary boost to the stock price. They could then reassure the remaining workforce that they’re done with layoffs for at least a year so everyone can focus on their work.

These seemingly random mini layoffs will hurt productivity bigly. They may be doing to avoid filing WARN but it’s still a bad strategy.

I've heard there are some teams and people with various BH licenses not being allowed to make calls and do their role "while they look into it". Supposedly someone noticed something and now they are questioning if they are even allowed to make the outreaches. The timing is fishy. Anyone else heard this or having the experience? I don't feel secure in my role at all.

Here’s the thing, Fidelity pays a lot lower than competitors. It’s just a fact of the matter. I worked at Fidelity a year ago in WM and as soon as they started the whole RTO thing I did everything in my power to not abide. Leaving early, looking for new jobs on the clock, exceptions etc. believe it or not but if you are licensed that truly does open more doors even in this environment. A lot of the competitors are happy to take us with a nice pay raise

https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/new-jersey/2026/06/18/citibank-to-lay-off-68-employees-north-jersey/90603832007/?gnt-cfr=1&gca-cat=p&gca-uir=true&gca-epti=z117730p117850l002450c117850e1199xxv117730d--76--b--76--&gca-ft=166&gca-ds=sophi&link_source=ta_first_comment&taid=6a3478900d5e4200018993c3&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

Has anyone had any dealings with the senior head of HR? My understanding is he is the one pushing RIFS, and a reason behind this increasingly toxic place. He wants RIFS everywhere but has the most toxic people leading HR teams.

CEOs now openly discuss AI-induced workforce reductions, a stark contrast to previous sanitized corporate layoff announcements. Executives use this brash language to signal AI commitment to investors. Such statements often boost company stock prices significantly. This trend reflects a shift in executive behavior and reduced worker bargaining power. The public posturing can also lead to threats against company leaders.

https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/ai-created-braggy-culture-layoffs-100000668.html

The global video game industry has recorded around 3,700 verified job losses in 2026. Total cuts likely exceed 4,000 when unverified reductions are included. The United States accounts for most layoffs, with Epic Games cutting about 1,000 roles. Bungie announced plans to lay off roughly 400 people. Ubisoft also cut around 680 jobs as part of a sweeping restructuring.

https://telanganatoday.com/game-industry-records-3700-layoffs-worldwide-in-2026

AT&T is reportedly conducting new layoffs across multiple departments. This follows similar workforce reductions by T-Mobile and Verizon. Jennifer Biry is replacing Pascal Desroches as the company's CFO. The company seeks to become a high-performance networking firm. Layoffs are attributed to AI integration and cost reduction efforts.

https://www.phonearena.com/news/AT-T-reportedly-does-what-T-Mobile-and-Verizon-received-flak-for_id181220

Registered nurses at Baystate Franklin Medical Center expressed concern over recent layoffs. The workforce reductions affected employees across 22 departments and information technology. Nurses believe these cuts immediately impact patient care, citing reduced transport services. They question Baystate Health's resource allocation, noting high executive salaries. Nurses urge the organization to prioritize investment in frontline caregivers and local services.

Greenfield, Massachusetts

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/baystate-franklin-nurses-express-concern-over-latest-layoffs-and-impact-on-local-patient-care-302804628.html

Coca-Cola is closing its Northampton plant. This closure will result in 175 employee layoffs. The company is now issuing formal notices. Employees have been aware of these plans for some time. These notices provide advance warning to staff.

Northampton, Massachusetts

https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2026/06/18/coca-cola-northampton-layoffs.html

Asensus Surgical is a firm located in Morrisville. The company plans to lay off 108 employees. It operates as a medical device company. These layoffs follow a prior acquisition. A German firm acquired Asensus Surgical two years ago.

Morrisville, NC

https://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/news/2026/06/19/asensus-surgical-layoffs-karl-storz.html

EY is reportedly laying off audit Staff 1s this week. The exact number of affected employees remains unclear. These layoffs are occurring near the end of EY's fiscal year. The firm hired over 2,300 audit professionals in fiscal 2025. EY recently opened a new AI center in Bengaluru, India.

https://www.goingconcern.com/layoff-watch-26-ey-trims-some-newbies-in-audit/

And all completed next week

JetBlue Airways is closing key operations at Newark Liberty International Airport and LaGuardia Airport. This decision aims to reduce costs for the airline. JetBlue will shift its focus to expanding services at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Florida. The airline plans to significantly increase daily flights from Fort Lauderdale. JetBlue has stated that no staff layoffs are planned due to these changes.

New York, New York

https://www.financialexpress.com/world-news/us-news/jetblue-airways-shuts-down-key-operations-at-2-major-us-airports-will-staff-layoffs-follow/4270875/lite/

Hillsborough County commissioners discussed a proposed property tax reform amendment. The amendment could reduce county property tax revenue by $367 million annually. This loss may force staff layoffs, wage freezes, or increased fees. County services like parks and libraries could also face cuts. Florida voters will decide on the amendment in November.

Tampa, Florida

https://www.fox13news.com/news/hillsborough-county-commissioners-discuss-impacts-proposed-property-tax-reform-including-layoffs

Acuity Brands is closing its Winona lighting plant. This action will result in 86 layoffs. The Virginia-based company discontinued its Winona Custom brand last year. Operations at the facility will conclude by the end of August. This closure impacts the local workforce.

Winona

https://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2026/06/18/acuity-brands-lighting-winona-reports-layoffs.html

Asante health system is conducting layoffs while simultaneously recruiting new staff. CEO Tom Gessel explained this dual approach in an email to staff. He stated that the jobs being eliminated differ from those being filled. Business support roles are shrinking or going away entirely. The health system is recruiting 93 doctors and other medical staff.

Medford, Oregon

https://kobi5.com/news/asante-ceo-explains-why-its-hiring-during-layoffs-309665/

Not wanting to raise the alarm bells but take a look at Verizon layoffs if you want an idea at how unpopular the new CHRO has been and get ready for inane posts on LinkedIn featuring vacuous slogans

with Accenture's stock price falling today, will there be more layoffs w/the employees who moved over their from the mothership ?

A•S•S•centure had it's worst day in it's history today. Declining sales. Layoffs. War distruptioms. Uncertainty in India. Stock down 18%.

Hi. Does anyone know which states will be affected by the lay offs occurring soon? Does anyone know if the layoffs will occur across the board? Thank you.

Morning? Mid day? Do they ever happen in the afternoon?

Seeing a shiiiitload of LinkedIn retirements/ Surpluses

Quickly losing track of how many LinkedIn posts from now ex-AT&T employees across the board, Retirement or Surplus layoffs. One thing the company will find out soon is how Morale will plummet even Further once the remaining survivors are in a constant state of uncertainty, apathy, disengagement, quiet quitting and throwing each other under the bus to stay on payroll. Just look at other companies that have already done massive cuts and are at historically low morale among employees. Newer employees that can leave will already be eyeing the Exit to get out on their own terms and the older employees will be stuck praying for a buyout— but all will feel like they are next on the chopping block. Good luck getting employees to give a F#CK about the company when they already feel that they are inevitably up next. As more employees lose faith in the future of the company you will also see a wave of Executives sprinting towards the exits cashing out their Stocks, not IF but when…. AT&T is circling down the toilet bowl 💩 🚽

More layoffs in Food Corporate announced this week.

Srini just said it. They will continue to make 'smaller' changes.

So, changes and layoffs will continue...

Heard over 50% of the NRB in the US was let go. Over 100+ people, this is wild