I hate seeing what's been happening with our company culture. We're no longer a place most of us love to work at, we're now just like any other company that treats its employees like numbers and has no issues with cutting some of the most loyal... —  read more 

Siemens board of directors prepare for economic downturn headed for U.S markets. Over inflation pummels shareholder stock price forcing immediate restructuring company wide.

Corporate greed compounded without a long term succession plan for each specific buisness has destroyed this company. In addition to all the wrong people being promoted into decision making and managerial seats without having the right vision or... —  read more 

Siemens battles U.S. infrastructure deficit as employee retention suffers significant loss. "The Great Resignation" has Siemens on the ropes for major structural changes through 2025.

This was once a great company everybody wanted to join and we were all proud to say we worked for. That's no longer true, at least not in my case. The leadership has systematically destroyed this place reducing it to nothing but a shadow of its... —  read more 

Siemens U.S. battles infrastructure sustainability and growth eroding shareholder profitability and margins. A closer lens will be placed operating infrastructure and management through 2025.

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy announced Wednesday that about 32% of its workforce will be laid off permanently, effectively putting 121 workers in Fort Madison and 69 in Hutchinson, Kansas, out of a... —  read more 

Released at the annual shareholder meeting in January, Siemens plans to offshore more US jobs to India through 2024. US branches to continue reduction, closings and consolidation of processes through 2025.

What used to be a great company with a reputation to be proud of has significantly changed. Siemens US never aligned a succession plan for its branch structure. Leadership greed and vast models to extract more profits from the US has sent this... —  read more 

Worst management in corporate America. The most disorganized, unfulfilling working environment. 26 years of dedication to this company and I was let go via email and text!!! Simply disgusting! This is, sadly, our new reality. They couldn't care... —  read more 

I used to recommend Siemens whenever somebody showed interest in applying for a job here, now I'm warning people away. Too many cuts, too many closings, too many bad managers, and very few opportunities for advancement are only some of the changes... —  read more 

I think this awful how they are closing all US offices and plants and sending the business to India! This is awful during the pandemic to treat people like this!

The Squeelworkers Union at the old Dresser plant in got what they wanted! They have guys walking around getting paid $60 / hour doing nothing. The union workers sleep on the job. They cook corn all day instead of working. They don't listen to... —  read more 

Looks like Gabriela arrogance has caught up with him. Lost a lot of stroke today. Good move Siemens!

How many people have been laid off from Siemens so far due to the pandemic?

I got laid off from Siemens Digital Industries. I'm surprised I haven't read more about it online because apparently they're doing this as part of a massive Reduction In Force. I'm glad it's not just me but also sad to see apparently a lot of people... —  read more 

Or are we safe until next year?

We were notified yesterday morning from Sr. Marketing Leadership that the team will be “restructuring” to run more efficient. With this announcement they will be eliminating Zone marketing positions across the globe and replacing them with a sole... —  read more 

Four employees near retirement age were terminated in Florham Park in February. Basically, it was every employee over a certain age who had not already filed for his or her retirement. After 20, 30, 40 years, all they got was 30 minutes to pack up... —  read more 

130 workers are set to be laid off at the Siemens Gamesa factory in Fort Madison, Iowa, according to Lee County Economic Development Group President and CEO, Dennis... —  read more 

I have worked for Siemens Energy in the USA for many years. The company has progressively declined over the last years due to terrible management, at all levels. As in any job, there are good and bad people. There is ongoing uncertainty and lack of... —  read more 

After 27 years of loyal service, I was part of one wave of RIF layoffs at Siemens Digital Industries Software over a period of weeks. Why is this not being reported in the news? They laid off employees in several waves of RIFs in January and then... —  read more 

To those U.S. workers who have been laid off, or lost your jobs due to the numerous plant closures in the united states, take heart - the havoc wreaked on your lives was not in vain, it was a great help in off-setting the enormous expense of this... —  read more 

We had a townhall at Princeton. We were informed that everything will be fine. Charlotte and Berkeley need to worry though. But Princeton will be around for a while. They are hiring 200 more people next year.

latest rumor- corporate technology in the princeton office gunna go bye bye because gas and power eat it up and spit it out and munich no wanna fund it no more good news deloitte hiring down the street bad news deloitte no want your lazy... —  read more 

I hope they will keep Accounting and IT folks.

Great one Joe, but do the former top 50 get it yet? Your "board takeover" is interesting but results in Zero ownership of leadership and usual suspects positioning themselves. This is sickening to observe when they have less entitlement than former... —  read more 

Heard major budget cuts in service are coming by end of the year. That typically equates to more layoffs.

Plant shut down announced on 9/28/18. Layoffs have begun.

Siemens wanted to close SDDTI a long time ago because of legacy asbestos claims of the prior company they acquired. The products are small gas turbines and the shelf life was coming to an end. They also had to stay a certain amount of time for the NJ... —  read more 

How many more of similar announcements will we get before the end of the year? A big loss in Burlington for 125 people losing their jobs at the Siemens plant. The German-based company which has operated in Burlington since 1870, is closing its door... —  read more 

Siemens Energy just announced that they are planning to close the plant in Mount Vernon. ABC news coverage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IPH_lkngl0

Any updates about layoffs or relocations for Siemens Healthineers in Flanders?

All Drafting and Cad Designer jobs going to India Cad Designers are 1st to go in Engineering More laid off today

Older workers are being targeted. Frankly, some are justified in the sense that these workers refuse to change, have no more enthusiasm, and the ones I know even said they just want to milk the routine by riding it out until they retire. Some are... —  read more 

I believe that we'll be looking at major layoffs at Siemens, but 20k? Doesn't that number seem overblown to anybody else? It's not that I believe or have any faith in management, but I honestly believe that we'll not see that many layoffs. A quarter... —  read more