After PepsiCo, it's going to be our turn. There are legitimate rumors floating around about another restructuring and major layoffs that will be announced before the end of the second fiscal quarter. That's all I've heard so far but hopefully, we'll... —  read more 

Is this going to be an interesting year as it relates to Coca Cola layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

Is there going to be any reorg or Coca Cola layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

any one have news? Seems like changes may be coming...

There's been a fair share of controversy recently, I wonder if it'll reflect in the results.

Do they think losing Russia will cost us? I think the leadership underestimates how strongly people feel about this. I'm guaranteeing you that in the long run, deciding to stay is going to be far more expensive than if we withdrew from Russia right... —  read more 

A dude that used to work here said he got an inside tip about a couple plants in Texas consolidating because they can't keep production running at levels. Del B said they may be also trying to layoff a few people in the process to pay for the cost... —  read more 

For god sakes, you people make sugar water. The management must be so arrogant as to think they produce something so important that they can actually sway opinion. Get a life.

If there was a need for new employees then why did we have to get rid of so many people recently? Layoffs are all about cost-cutting, so how does adding more costs within months of the latest major round fit into that equation? I'd really like to... —  read more 

With Drive thu Covid Testing, who would think that Coca Cola would implement a Drive Thru Termination. Yes it's true. On 4/21/2020 Reyes Coca Cola reduced their salesforce by 50% in Southern California for The Food Service On Premise Division. ... —  read more 

I just heard another plant in Texas will be closing sometime next month. That's the third one so far this year if I'm not mistaken. What's going on here? How worried should we be that the closings are just the start and we might be looking at a... —  read more 

Will we get them? Thoughts?

The Coca-Cola bottling plant at 830 N. Sixth St. in Lafayette is laying off some of its employees and consolidating its operations to a new automated distribution center in Whitestown, Indiana, according to a recent letter the company sent to the... —  read more 

If the market makes a turn soon, do you think there will be Coca Cola Layoffs 2021? Any news or rumors?

Someone will ring a little bell, and everything in the world will snap back to normal, you'll all get your jobs back, with pay raises, increased pensions, and management will treat you with utmost respect. Sadly, more people than you think... —  read more 

If a buyout is offered I will take it in a heartbeat. I don't understand why they don't offer voluntary layoffs all around instead to just to a select group. I'm certain there are plenty of people who would be happy to leave for whatever reason. And... —  read more 

And yes, their favorite way to save money is by laying off employees. It's a shameful short term fix that winds up costing company more in the long run. I wonder if they know about any other way? More than half of global layoffs will be in US. I’ll... —  read more 

The enterprise is also continuing its job cuts, including the approximate 4,000 North American layoffs announced in August and an unspecified number abroad. https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/11/25/coca-cola-moves-ahead-with-big-strategic-reset/ —  read more 

Honest answers please also is there layoffs for drivers in the near future?

Feel so bad for those close to retirement and other employees. Executives only care about their millions. So ridiculous they just spent millions remodeling the Atlanta complex.

Anyone hear of any future changes for California Reyes bottling facilities.

When will we know how many people have accepted the voluntary layoff packages? And when will we finally find out how many regular layoffs will that leave us with? Coca Cola seems intent on torturing us by keeping us guessing and stressing for who... —  read more 

I lost my job back in July and now they are suggesting cutting another 4000 across the country. Drink Pepsi.

Coca-Cola Co. KO 3.32%▲ said it planned to lay off some employees and offer voluntary separations, affecting thousands at the company, as it reorganizes its segments in a reorientation of beverage strategy. The beverage giant said on Friday that... —  read more 

Anybody have any insight on the details?

When I got laid off I asked for a report on who was laid off. People don’t know that if your above 45 years old you are Entitled to this report. What I found was that they laid off mostly people that were above the age of 50 years old. Was it Age... —  read more 

Has anyone heard Lancaster ca closing???

Half of the cooler department here at coke in Fort Worth were laid off today. Thankful I wasn’t one

I heard KO laid off 60% of their on premise department sales team. Anyone have information regarding this?

I know it s---s to lose your job and no matter who gets let go someone will always criticize the whole concept and those who end up on the cutting block. Companies can't continue to be great without making forward fiscal decisions and unfortunately... —  read more 

I keep reading that Coca-Cola laid off 700 people, but it seems to me like that number is much higher than that? Anybody else feels they are lying about the final number?

Liberty Coke's entire sales Team received a late call late Tuesday afternoon. Sales were given a choice of taking a voluntary furlough or they were going to choose who and how many would be payed off..... I'm guessing 50% of an already depleted... —  read more 

What's the impact and what are your thoughts?

Lays began today at the beverage company giant, impacting several departments in the financial sector. This move comes as a surprise to many insiders who were blindsided by the releases. Of course this information is not receiving much attention from... —  read more 

Really bad news for those working in management. Coca-Cola will be laying off nearly 350 people from the Atlanta HQ. The funny thing is, while 350 people will be shown the door, Cola will continue to hire people for other positions. Am I the only one... —  read more 

Word in the ATL is that layoffs are coming. Predicted recession and some excess inventory problems. Upstart competition taking more shelf space than anticipated. If you're corporate look out.