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Wellstar is implementing workforce reductions affecting 761 employees. These layoffs target corporate and shared services functions, along with some administrative roles. Frontline medical workers will not be impacted by these changes. The company stated the reductions follow an organizational review and are based on industry benchmarks. The exact timing of the layoffs has not been disclosed.
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https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/wellstar-layoff-nearly-800-employees
3M GSC Poland is gonna be officially shut down. Of course they did a workaround and they're gonna "move" people instead of firing them so they can save on severances. Philippines and CR are next. They hold crucial processes so I don't think pi----g that many people off is a good idea. It's all gonna fall apart soon. It's impossible to keep any company running while disrespecting so many employees over and over again.
Open forum. What functions do you find relevant for moving to shared services?
Which functions and teams coild be ki-led around the world and why?
The Grayson mill energy Houston office that was shut down, all those people that were let go are probably laughing now that the shared services cuts are going to hit OKC. If you aren’t where the center of power is, you are expendable and it’s only a matter of time. Can’t manage data, can’t support your customers, can’t IT hundreds of miles away :)
Shared services picking what they want to do, Engine revving up jobs (more job losses y'all), collateral damage, scapegoats removed immediately somewhere in S.E.A. while the head roams around Free-ly
The old WIM CAO new to WiIM Shared Services was gutted pretty hard today. Lots of people packed up and displaced……
Whats the impact on shared services
There’s been a lot of snarky posts indicating that the sale of Oxychem to Berkshire Hathaway is going to lead to a lot of people not having any work to do resulting in layoffs. I don’t see this happening. Berkshire Hathaway is well known for not having shared services arrangements inside the conglomerate. Each company operates as a separate unit with its own HR, Treasury, IT, etc. I see the need for a lot of support staff from Greenway to go to OxyChem as a part of the acquisition. Thoughts?
If layoffs are really coming, which group do you think gets hit first: tech, retail, or shared services?
What’s going on with Buenos Aires support center? Will Chevron be able to sublease entire floors by contracting staff in support centers…how will the face to face and relationship between teams work out if your in different timezones, different languages, different cultures..