Since this is a layoff information site.
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As the exodus of western businesses to leave Russia continues, two major American accounting firms, KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers, have also announced they will stop doing business in Russia.
In a statement, KPMG International said it was cutting ties with about 4,500 employees in Russia and Belarus. “We believe we have a responsibility, along with other global businesses, to respond to the Russian government’s ongoing military attack on Ukraine.”
PricewaterhouseCoopers also said in a press release that PwC Russia, which has about 3,700 employees across 11 cities, would leave the network of member firms but “continue cooperation.”
Meanwhile, Deloitte said the firm “unequivocally” stood by the people of Ukraine and was reviewing its Russian business but cited its ongoing “professional obligations”.
“Everyone knows the game is up in terms of being able to retain a network firm in Russia,” an insider at one Big Four firm told the Financial Times.
I advise waiting for the R.I.P. Your Career guy. S/He has been pretty unfailable.
The pattern over the last few months is the last Thursday of the month, so 3/24?
@1juj+1fAXlK5T legally they will have to lock down information to people we are at war with. They will also have to stop doing business with that country.
Marketing is safe. At least that’s what our 2-up manager tells us. He’s been known to lie though.
@kef I hope so! They “haven’t picked a side” which is basically picking a side. It’s not hard-are you with the joker or batman??
OP... until it isn't....like it hasn't been for as long as I've been visiting.
i'm assuming depending on where india lands in this war we might have massive layoffs in india soon
3/24
There already were some more in CLT. A shadow of its former self which explains the chaotic state they are in.
There are some going on now. More by end of March, and others through September.
Others are being forced into new positions rather than laid off, but they are going from regular office support jobs to call center jobs so I highly doubt they will stick around. Mothers are being told they have to work evening hours and cannot care for their kids, managers are being moved down into supervisor jobs, and the general attitude is you should be happy we kept you employed. Call center layoffs will happen in late Aug and September.
Service managers are being laid off or “displaced” and layoffs are announced today for affected districts. By the end of March.
I hope tech is affected 🤞
I heard tech is affected.