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Has anyone else feeling the constant stress of when the next RIF announcement has been? All year different groups have been laid off. The recent acquisition feels like the worst decision they could’ve made.

Any one know if Fast Labs specifically is going to have layoffs due to the poor utilization in some spots?

Keep hearing about this from colleagues in shared and that it might lead to redundancy Can someone explain what this is?

74 reported total out of ES, approximately 35 out of San Diego in two waves of layoffs. Software Engineering, Systems and Test impacted and a hiring freeze.

C4ISRS. At least two at this site. Memo from management saying layoffs occurred due to skills and utilization. No numbers mentioned.

Got an email saying that some marketing folks left the company but later confirmed that it was a layoff, seems like a small one but I've got no ways of verifying how many people. Some newer hires and interns seem to have been hit. Management wants to... — read more 

Company Name BAE Systems Number of employees affected 54 Reason Permanent Layoff Location Keyport, Silverdale Reporting State Washington Notice Date Feb. 16, 2024 Layoff Date April 17, 2024

I left a while ago. Just was wondering if the place is stable now. With all of the world conflicts going on I figure more work would be flowing in?

Any word if the exploding bus program gets cancelled? Also Do the buses come with a sprinkler system, just asking for a buddy

Apparently TA was hit. It was done silently and people were immediately walked out. This is crazy. Who knows which division is next.

Let’s be honest, Bae hasn’t been good to us for years. I’m now determined to move on as soon as I can, and being laid off would help with that. Granted, I’m saying this because I don’t expect to see any reductions in severance. If they decide to cut... — read more 

Somebody must know something about these cuts. Please let us know!

There was a RIF in New Hampshire today in Engineering. Approximately 3 to 4 percent. Unsure if other locations were affected.

For the love of god get rid of DXC they're an utter parasite on EIT. Give the contract to another company like Capita or Capgemini and have them TUPE the good staff over. The DXC leadership are laughing knowing they bill BAE £500+ a head per employee... — read more 

If anyone has heard any rumors or news about upcoming layoffs, please comment. I heard there may be some coming in the US.

I worked for this company for 5 years. Once management changed, I knew it was the beginning of the end. Decided I had enough of their woke bu-----t.

I really have no intention of doing someone else’s job anymore. I'll give notice right away if they give me more extra work. Is their only solution to attrition that with each colleague who leaves, I get more work to do? Does BAE really think it can... — read more 

Am I the anyone on here who is baffled that we've lost so many people in the last year, and yet management still doesn't understand the source of the problem? Or maybe they wanted to downsize even more without having more layoffs and obviously won't... — read more 

Any more layoffs going to happen? If you have any info, please post with the location, department, and percentage being RIF.

I think the whole CoronaV “downturn” and furloughing they’ve done to deal w it is probably just an excuse to clean house a bit without all the associated bad pr of a regular lay-off. My gut’s telling me that one person I know who was furloughed could... — read more 

Furloughs and voluntary retirement affected almost 1,000 in May/June. We’ll see what happens.

“Voluntary” layoffs and furloughs. Wonderful.

More bad news from BAE, so it must be a day that ends with a y. The BAE Systems shipyard in Mobile will soon close down. Spokesperson Karl Johnson said the company is ending ship repair operations in the Port City in June. The shutdown will affect... — read more 

Nearly 150 people are being laid off by BAE Systems in the US. Their final day will be March 20. I guess after the big UK layoffs it was US' turn. it would have been too good to be true if we'd have managed to stay unaffected for once... — read more 

It's no longer just a rumor - more than 1,000 jobs are being cut in the UK. From the article: Sky News has learnt that BAE will announce that many of the job cuts will affect its Warton plant in Preston, Lancashire, with the company's new chief... — read more 

Can we stop with constant reorganizations? Everybody and their mother know that these are simply excuses to reduce the workforce even further. I actually like working here, I have decent benefits and pay, and the people around me are all great. I'd... — read more 

I have never worked in a company that had bigger discrepancy between competent workers and incompetent management. It’s the employees who are being laid off who are actually carrying BAE Systems, the management on all levels lacks in both knowledge... — read more 

This is good news for the company. Especially after France and Germany decided to forego BAE for its incoming next generation fighter jet, causing some worry in the UK... — read more 

BAE Systems is bursting with nepotism. You have talented people worrying about being laid off when subpar employees can just laugh it off because their husband/wife/family member/friend has their back. Those same people have been hired in the first... — read more 

There is about 2000 people working in SD - this is a shipyard. About 300 will be laid off by BAE. More job cuts to come. Proof? See it here... — read more 

Navy Statement Below: In anticipation of a FY17 budget, the Navy issued request for proposals for the three Norfolk avails (Mason, Whidbey Island, Nitze) on April 1, 8, and 22, respectively. See the full thing here:... — read more 

400 were let go in Nov / Dec 2015 but now we will have 2016 cuts in March - it's the third wave in 3 months - this will be really bad and people are getting more and more upset and anxious. This is mostly due to cuts that Navy is doing and they are... — read more 

Now, this is a pattern for BAE - http://www.dailypress.com/business/newport-news-shipyard/dp-nws-bae-layoffs-20151216-story.html