There'll be no layoffs at Siemens in Montrose, at least for now... It seems that all the rumors came from a misunderstanding... Which is good for Montrose, but not so good for Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy in Tillsonburg, which will be closing... — read more 

Bad management and no transparency. they lie to the workforce. And management only cares about there bonus at the end of the year. Plus want workers to hurry up so that they get there bonus. The second round is going to be a bloodbath for sure. Human... — read more 

They just announced the plant in Tillsonburg will close, with 340 losing jobs. Around 200 were given notices right away, the rest will be gone by next January. This was pretty unexpected, I hope it stops at this. More info here:... — read more 

I've noticed that layoffs at Siemens are part of the annual budgeting process. I am one of those who've come to work for Siemens because of the company name. Unfortunately management is more concerned with their own well being. Not uncommon but a... — read more 

We're in process of laying off people at the Siemens manufacturing plant in Charlotte. Just over half are production blue collar jobs and almost half are white collar jobs. What is amazing is they won't even consider retirement packages for those... — read more 

What's the latest on the intergration? Anything?

What's the update here? Anyone has some info?

Any updates on the recent job cuts in Grand Prairie

http://commdocs.house.gov/committees/intlrel/hfa91679.000/hfa91679_0.htm#107

I see no messages here? Why?

This has been happening since 2008, every year they keep cutting, Siemens is not immune to downturns and our current management is pretty harsh. Many people here in Germany are unhappy but I hear that this is a global issue for Siemens.

BROOKFIELD -- Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics on Silvermine Road will close and eliminate 256 jobs over the next two years as part of an international reorganization. The first layoffs will take place in September, with the bulk not to occur until the... — read more 

Trouble in Germany: Munich-based Siemens AG, Europe's largest engineering company, said on July 22 that it will eliminate more jobs on top of previously announced 17,000 reductions. "We are bracing for a continuously difficult and volatile... — read more