Is this going to be an interesting year as it relates to Rockwell Collins layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?
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New Berlin WI closure announced today. 90 layoffs
I believe this is going to happen. People don't have any work to do on the production floor. I have seen people sleeping and watching movies on their computers. Really who can pay people to do that.
"Raytheon stated a 25% reduction in office space and up to 40% reduction in the work force for 2022." Can you give a source?
I would like to know why there have been no layoffs of any kind to the other 2 legacy Raytheon divisions. Only Pratt and Collins have been targeted for reductions.
The reduction in office space is coming from a typical place of hybrid and remote workforce. The reduction in people is coming from the top-down initiative to off shore jobs to India. The percentages I’m not positive on but I’ve seen enough L3 decks on both to know those are real.
Is this exclusive to Collins? I have not heard anything relating to Raytheon’s legacy divisions having any closures or workforce reductions
I’m not disputing the percentages you stated, I’m just curious where those number were previously stated. I never saw anything relating to workforce, I did see the 25% footprint reduction.
Raytheon stated a 25% reduction in office space and up to 40% reduction in the work force for 2022. It’s going to be a major of consolidation and heavy emphasis on cost cutting.