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UK Works Council - Waste of space

The UK Works Council is only there to give a veneer of respectability to whatever DXC HR choose to do. There is no accountability. They never push back strongly just approve as they are asked to do like good pets. Try talking to them and they just say there is nothing they can do.

What they should do in all conscience is resign from the works council so HR can't say "this was approved by the works council".


Associated Press Plans India Hub, More Layoffs Expected

Associated Press plans to establish a new production hub in India. Executive Editor Julie Pace confirmed this move will likely lead to additional layoffs. The hub aims to scale both video and photo capabilities globally. This initiative is set to impact current U.S.-based production staff. AP previously laid off 20 U.S. journalists and offered buyouts earlier this year.

https://www.thewrap.com/media-platforms/journalism/ap-defends-layoffs-india-production-hub/


iHeartMedia Cuts Colorado Radio Staff Amid Restructuring

iHeartMedia is cutting on-air radio staff nationwide. The company is undergoing a restructuring process. This restructuring aims to speed up the sales process. Several Colorado radio personalities were let go. Bret Saunders, Denise Plante, and Ryan Schuiling are among those affected.

Denver, Colorado

https://www.9news.com/article/money/business/iheartradio-layoffs-denver-denise-plante-ryan-schuiling/73-e655a9a0-0254-4f58-819a-befe3eccabe5


BHDD Reduces Administrative Staff by 47

The South Carolina Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (BHDD) eliminated administrative positions. This action resulted in 47 filled jobs being cut on June 30. The agency stated the goal is to maximize efficiency and strengthen BHDD. Direct care workers were not affected by these changes. Impacted employees reported receiving no prior warning about the layoffs.

Columbia, SC

https://www.foxcarolina.com/2026/07/01/sc-behavioral-health-agency-cuts-47-jobs-administrative-overhaul-workers-say-they-had-no-warning/


Hotel Boulderado Workers Unionize Over Layoffs, New Ownership

Hotel Boulderado workers are organizing to form a union. This effort follows layoffs, reduced hours, and increased workloads. These changes occurred after AJ Capital Partners bought the hotel in March 2025. Approximately two dozen employees have lost their jobs since the acquisition. Workers cite concerns about job security and declining service quality.

Boulder, Colorado

https://boulderreportinglab.org/2026/07/01/hotel-boulderado-workers-launch-union-drive-citing-layoffs-and-cuts-under-new-ownership/


Submitting Today

I am submitting my VSP today. Nobody is doing anything...leadership out constantly... its joe over. I might be on a generational run right now though... I was lucky and have a final interview for role outside of healthcare... I wont get into the specifics, but I do feel very confident based on all available information, and conversations with the hiring manager. No, its not iron clad, but its enough for me to take the leap and leave. Since I haven't had a bonus the entire time I have worked here.... the VSP would be nice. However, they really don't want anyone to actually be able to take it though. It takes a very particular situation to benefit from the VSP based on all of the restrictions. There is nothing HUMAN about executive's behavior. The lies. The condescending rhetoric. The "transformations." Its bogus and I am over it. I wish everyone the best of luck, truly.


AI replaceing people at IBM -- or not! Nickel decision not worth 2 cents.

From CNBC.com:
Similarly, IBM replaced its HR functions with AI that handled around 94% of routine requests but was unable to meet the other 6%, which included ethical dilemmas. IBM then announced plans to triple its U.S. entry-level hiring across all business units in 2026.

“If we don’t continue to invest in entry-level hires, what happens in 3–5 years?,” IBM chief human resources officer Nickle LaMoreaux said at a Charter AI Summit in New York. “There’s no pipeline; the well simply dries up,” LaMoreaux added.

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/01/employers-who-laid-off-workers-for-ai-are-reversing-their-decisions.html


Paychex CEO Confident in Labor Market Stability

Paychex President and CEO John Gibson discussed the current labor market. He shared his insights with 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer. Gibson stated he currently sees no signs of widespread layoffs. He also indicated no signs of an impending recession. His comments reflect a positive outlook on the economic situation.

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2026/06/30/i-see-no-signs-of-layoffs-or-recession-says-paychex-ceo.html


Organizational crisis

The continued restructuring appears likely to result in significant layoffs. My concern is that experienced leaders with valuable institutional knowledge are being replaced, increasing the risk of poor decision-making and execution. I hope leadership carefully considers the long-term impact on employees, customers, and the business.


Franklin Templeton terminates the remainder of the contract

When FT took back their Customer Service, they left Main Office Services and Customer Operations at FIS. Today, at a BPS Fireside Chat, SVP Ian McCoy and Client Services Manager Sandy Edmunds announced that FT is also taking back MOS and OPs, thereby terminating the ten year contract. Was only able to read the questions in the chat, have not see the recording yet, if there is one. The chat questions involved employees in those functions asking about their futures. The answers were not comforting. Sandy implied that FIS did not understand why the contract was being terminated. It was because they did a sh---y job and impacted FT's relationships with their own clients. She went on to address timing questions by stating that she did not know who the new vendor would be "unless they went behind their backs." That is a stunningly deceptive statement. FIS failed to deliver on every level to meet SLAs or they did a sh---y job whichever anyone prefers. It was shocking to read that. Will see what else can be gleaned unless someone else reading here knows more. Cue up the Mission Impossible theme...


CWA-represented workers at Xbox criticize Microsoft management and pending layoffs

Microsoft employees who are members of unions represented by the Communications Workers of America spoke out against management and the pending layoffs at the Xbox division today.

https://gamesbeat.com/cwa-represented-workers-at-xbox-criticize-microsoft-management-and-pending-layoffs/


Srini took us from $270 to sub-$100

When I tried warning everyone to sell at $270, y’all just told me you were buying more.
I really hope it goes back up for you because I still have $9k in it. But I’m ready to call it a loss.
Stock’s already below $100, we’re getting hit with another round of employee cuts this year (remember the “no more big layoffs” promise?), and Srini keeps bleeding the company dry. Insider selling has been nonstop and the shorts are printing.
Some of us saw this coming months ago. The people who got let go tried to tell you. Now we’re all just watching it burn.
How low we going? $99? $80? Who else is still holding and ready to walk away?


Has anyone’s leadership been genuinely transparent?

I’m curious what conversations are happening across the company. Have your leaders:

  • Told you they expect your department to be relatively stable?
  • Suggested your area could be significantly impacted?
  • Discussed how workload, business need, or performance may factor into future decisions?
  • Or are you getting little to no information?

It seems like communication varies dramatically depending on the department, and I’m interested in hearing others’ experiences.


Bring back the good managers

With all the restructurings, layoffs, people leaving on their own, we've lost all the knowledgeable managers who cared about both their people and the company (and yes, it's possible). The ones we have left should be shown the door immediately and 3M should try really hard to bring some of those we lost back if this place is to improve in any way.


Calling brave and informed LEADERS

Since this platform is anonymous, are any people leaders willing to share what they know? Just give us what you can without exposing yourself.
How many need to accept VSP to prevent layoffs? Will layoffs hit all business lines?
Seeing post after post about closed-mouthed leaders only adds to the anxiety and frustration.
My direct leader offered some words of encouragement but not much else. Her leader, who usually has lots to say about everything has said nothing worth hearing, just the usual emotionally void attitude and gas lighting us to accept all this as normal.
Leadership is playing numbers games, but these are people's livelihoods. We deserve transparency.


Separation agreement and release

It is BS that we are not provided this information (Separation agreement and general release) so we can make an informed decision. The vsp line is a joke. They pretty much do not answer any questions and refer you back to the question and answered document that was shared.


To BNED - Time for change at our campus!

Look, we know you're monitoring this website. Shoot, it wouldn't be at all surprising if one of your VPs spent half the day refreshing this... or if you paid someone a Store Director's salary to do the same.

So, seriously, just between us: what's your plan?

We all have families, obligations... pets. We're doing our best to support our campuses, support our teams and continue our lives while you keep doing your best to make those things impossible.

So, again...what's your plan?

Asking for a friend.


Rivian Cuts Staff Amid R2 Launch and Stock Gains

Rivian Automotive Inc. is launching its R2 SUV deliveries. The company expanded its AT&T 5G partnership for the R2 platform. A new ChargeScape deal integrates Rivian EVs into managed-charging programs. Rivian recently laid off hundreds of service and customer operations staff. Despite these layoffs, Rivian's stock trended up by 6.94%.

https://www.timothysykes.com/news/rivian-automotive-inc-rivn-news-2026_06_29/


Trent Condon Departs KXNO After Speaking Out on Layoffs

iHeartRadio initiated nationwide layoffs affecting Des Moines station KXNO. Several longtime hosts were laid off, prompting host Ken Miller to protest. Trent Condon, who bought his airtime, publicly criticized the corporate layoffs. Condon announced his own departure from KXNO, citing "controversial" comments. Neither iHeartMedia nor KXNO have commented on Condon's exit.

Des Moines, Iowa

https://awfulannouncing.com/radio/iowa-sports-trent-condon-out-kxno-layoffs.html