#impact

Tech has no idea what they are breaking with the people they randomly selected to depart. This will set the company back another year. Sell now while you can before you lose more! About to be Under Armor all over again stock wise!

Any Impact to India ?

It started for EMEA

How are the impacts in CIS?

Any insight if OptumRx will impacted Thursday?

DSV is ending its operations at a Dallas County facility. This closure will result in the layoff of 391 workers. Affected roles include forklift drivers, warehouse operators, and supervisors. Employees will be impacted starting April 30 or in early May. Most impacted staff are expected to receive job offers from a new operator.

Wilmer, Texas

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/global-shipping-company-dsv-to-lay-off-hundreds-at-dallas-county-facility-impacting-nearly-400/ar-AA20w4tL?apiversion=v2&domshim=1&noservercache=1&noservertelemetry=1&batchservertelemetry=1&renderwebcomponents=1&wcseo=1&bundles=feat-es2020-c

McKinsey & Co. will reduce its workforce. Cuts will affect non-client-facing divisions. Up to ten percent of staff may be impacted. This could affect several thousand employees over two years. Other major consulting firms have also announced recent layoffs.

https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/articles/mckinsey-layoffs-show-white-collar-131646321.html

Doesn't the RAT created so much redundancy there, seriously as usual not much impact to them and they will be celebrating yet again. Can't understand why, just because cheap?

Any idea how many and which teams are impacted? They reorgd our entire engineering teams and i heard massive layoffs are coming on 30th and again next month, with 4 rounds planned as contact center is generating dozens of millions of overhead losses each year and on top of the list for 2026 cost reduction. Our VP jumped ships leaving us in a deep mess, TBH he was an a--hole and a nasty red neck type snake with a foul mouth. All Sr directors and above have been asked to provide a list and their bonus will be determined by the cost savings and offshore ratio they can show. My wife is close to a Sr director even he doesn't know how many but provided a vague explanation while asking her to compile a list

Based on my rough calculations (and acknowledging there are likely different data sources), Aria showed approximately 178K employees at the start of August. As of today, Oracle General slack channel count indicates just under 155K employees.

This suggests that roughly 22K employees have been impacted by RIFs so far in FY26 …that’s before accounting for EMEA and the Philippines.

Is my math off?

Chairman meeting told union reps they're coming soon. Confirmed by General Foreman. Not sure what shops and crafts will be effected.

The IRS plans to lay off 6,700 employees. This action could strain tax collection resources. It may also impact government revenue and the budget balance. New tax policies for 2025 include a higher estate tax exemption. These changes lead wealthy investors to focus on tax planning.

https://intellectia.ai/news/stock/irs-layoffs-of-6700-employees-strain-tax-collection-resources

What impacts do you see?

It seems This will affect several sites make sure you start networking

Layoffs are coming to the GES space Monday. 40% of mobility CSMs plus GES sales will be impacted.

I want to see what people on this board think about the impact of AI on our industry or specific roles/teams. I know that things are already happening and that there is no going back, it's not looking good. But I also thing that the impact is not going to be linear and that some parts will be affected more than others. What do you think and are you seeing it already. I am in Finance/planning so impacts have been limited so far but I can see situations where some of the low level work is completely done with AI.

A team member based out of NY got impacted. They are cutting the roles from NY, Tampa, London and moving them to Canada, Mexico and Poland. Take care of yourself people!

So what's the word on the street here? QVC has officially filed for chapter 11 and plans to be out of it in 90 days, so clearly there's already a plan here. I can't imagine there won't be an immediate impact to jobs.

Only sales to get impacted and in very small numbers

Layoffs happened last Monday. Not sure what the count was or what orgs were hit exactly but they happened. I know one person was in FED tech support, though. And a few other in I think SRO, whatever that org is. I'm sure ISG/CSG was hit like usual as well lol.

With the rollout of Maverick VERY quickly approaching, I feel confident that a lot of the "main" people involved with the project will be let go after "go live." I hope not but, I do feel their time is limited.

The original deadline and "due date/go live" date was early February and that was missed by 20 miles. JC sent out a heated email stating that it will not be pushed back again. He was PI---D.

I still don't think it will be remotely ready for the May release but, not my problem. As per usual, it will be forced upon the workforce half broken, or barely working and with little to no training; and the poor unfortunate souls who have to use these tools will be blamed for not knowing how to use them.

With an NDA project so close to the go-live date, it'd be ignorant and stupid to layoff anyone heavily involved but, once it rolls out into production? The job is "done" and those people are no longer "needed."

The "lead" of the entire project is a mo--n to put it nicely and well... NC better start putting a resume together. I would be anyways, had I been the main, or one of the main dawgs in this NDA.

I've only been at Dell for like 8 years but Maverick is easily one of the biggest CF projects of them all.

And all I feel is relief. I'm honestly glad I stuck through all the attrition so I could leave with a severance. Good luck to everyone still there. The sooner this place is in your rearview mirror, the better off you'll be.

The anticipation can be worse than hearing you're cut.

Half of the team size? This is endless.

I heard the Command Center and Help Desk departments were recently outsourced before the New Year? And now from seeing this site, it seems that a lot of departments are being slashed? Wow. How is this affecting the day to day operations with the app support and daily prod processing that was always deemed critical?

Any trickle down effect for this? Looks like some people on the list is a surprise.

Fewer South Florida workers were affected by layoffs. This occurred during the first quarter of 2026. The overall impact of these job cuts was smaller. However, one specific sector still led in job reductions. The total number of workers facing job cuts decreased.

South Florida

https://www.bizjournals.com/southflorida/news/2026/04/07/fewer-south-florida-workers-affected-by-layoffs.html

Does anyone know if Australia was already impacted in Mar/Apr?

https://www.crn.com/news/networking/2026/cisco-move-to-eliminate-compute-deal-registration-sparks-channel-turmoil

All Amazon Fresh stores in the state will close. These closures take effect this Sunday. Amazon operates these grocery locations. The company plans to expand its Whole Foods brand. This decision impacts all Fresh grocery stores statewide.

https://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/news/2026/01/30/amazon-fresh-layoffs-close-maryland-jobs.html

Walmart is closing two fulfillment centers. One facility is in Matteson, Illinois, and another is in Worcester, Massachusetts. These closures will impact 201 employees in total. The company is shifting to larger, automated logistics operations. Saks Global and ShipMonk are also reducing their logistics footprints.

https://wwd.com/sourcing-journal/logistics/walmart-layoffs-closes-smaller-fulfillment-centers-illinois-massachusetts-sams-club-saks-global-shipmonk-job-cuts-1238871849/

Parent companies of New Orleans TV stations are merging. Nexstar and Tegna are involved in this significant merger. Employees at WWL and WGNO anticipate operational changes. They are bracing for potential job layoffs. The merger could profoundly affect local broadcasting personnel.

New Orleans, Louisiana

https://www.axios.com/local/new-orleans/2026/04/02/new-orleans-tv-stations-brace-for-possible-layoffs-amid-nexstar-tegna-merger

Today VZ UK got an update. The impact is expected to be well over 100 people, but consultations will go well into May and maybe summer.. FR is beating around the bush, restructuring reasoning seems to be mixed up. might work against them (the firm, not employees). BE got an update last week, more than 50 people on the block, impacts expected May to June, probably sales and product will be the first to go. DE is still pulling its head out of its ar-e, no real updates, but then again we're talking about the country that still uses faxes and cash. i've got next to no work and sales has disappeared. all I can say is ALL ABOARD HERE COMES THE SEVERANCE EXPRESS!

If you are impacted by the layoff's today, please share your department and paygrade.

Please post if you are impacted by the layoffs today. Let us know department and paygrade if you feel comfortable sharing.

A second wave of layoffs today start this afternoon! After the processing completed this morning, they have prepared another 10k to be let go this afternoon folks! Brace yourselves. I’m sorry if you are impacted.

Got word that multiple people in sales and support have been impacted from an Oracle Communications GBU perspective.

No word on consulting yet but more to come throughout the quarter unfortunately.

Certainly hits when you put a name to the people impacted.

Any impact ?