Thread regarding University of Phoenix layoffs

University of Phoenix is rather quickly imploding as it relates to customers (students) so they will definitely be less classes overall which means less faculty. Also, UOP's 'new' model for dissertation students has them taking more group dissertation classes, which means less need for Directed Study, one-on-one classes, which equals less need for faculty–but more earned by UOP using the many dissertation students, one faculty model. And this will/is causing dissertation students to have to take more classes. Bottom line is less costs, MORE profits. But UOP us going to get bitten pretty badly by not following the law–LC 2810.5 WTPA and LC 1194.2 for Liquidated Damages. There are hundreds of California non-exempt past and present employees that will be soon be filing their Claims with the State of CA. It will hurt UOP but not to bad because they, I believe, hold the world record (really) for student loan earnings.