#layoffs

America's Car-Mart plans to close 42 of its 136 lots. This represents nearly one-third of its total dealerships. The closures will take effect on April 14. A reduction in staff is expected due to these actions. The company aims to align its cost structure with current capital constraints.

Rogers, Arkansas

https://www.5newsonline.com/article/money/business/layoffs-rogers-car-mart-shuttering-dozens-lots/527-5f8f48b8-c8ba-47fb-b9f2-7e9b388f0ab4

The company Nelson Global Products is closing its Troutdale site. Sixty-five roles are being eliminated. Layoffs are projected to finish by September 30. Proximity to customers, low sales, and shipping costs caused the decision. Affected employees will receive severance and job search help.

Troutdale, Oregon

https://www.oregonlive.com/business/2026/04/troutdale-plant-to-close-eliminate-65-jobs.html

Nearly 300 Houston-area workers face upcoming layoffs. These individuals are employees of Sodexo. Sodexo manages food services at various hospitals. A total of 296 workers across four HCA Healthcare sites are impacted. The layoffs are scheduled to begin on June 13.

Houston, Texas

https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2026/04/08/nearly-300-houston-area-food-service-workers-face-layoffs-tied-to-hospital-contract-changes-records-show/

iHeartMedia has initiated a new round of layoffs. These reductions impact both management and sales departments. Several key executives have already departed the company. Affected roles include regional presidents and sales vice presidents. These changes span multiple markets across the United States.

https://barrettmedia.com/2026/04/08/iheartmedia-begins-round-of-layoffs-affecting-management-sales-staffs/

GoPro announced a significant workforce reduction affecting 23% of its global staff. The action camera maker plans to eliminate 145 jobs from its 631 employees. This restructuring plan was approved by the company's Board of Directors on April 7. The cuts aim to reduce operating costs and drive stronger operating leverage. These job reductions are expected to be completed by the end of the year.

San Mateo, California

https://nypost.com/2026/04/08/us-news/bay-area-based-tech-company-announces-shocking-layoff-of-nearly-a-quarter-of-its-workforce/

Walt Disney Co. is preparing for job eliminations. These cuts will occur over the next few weeks. The move follows a streamlined management structure. Many layoffs are expected from marketing department consolidation. Disney faces declining revenues and smaller streaming profits.

Burbank, California

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/story/2026-04-08/disney-plans-extensive-round-of-layoffs-in-coming-weeks

General Electric spinoff GE Vernova spends $70M on Rostraver warehouse

The power generation equipment maker has yet to reveal its plans for the more than 700,000-square-foot facility
Jack Troy
By Jack Troy
2 min read • April 6, 2026 | 2 days ago
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An aerial view of Amcel Center Two in Rostraver, a more than 700,000-square-foot former distribution center recently purchased by GE Vernova. (Courtesy of Genfor Real Estate)
GE Vernova, formerly a part of General Electric, spent $70 million to buy a distribution center in Rostraver last month, adding to the Massachusetts-based power generation equipment manufacturer’s strong Pennsylvania presence.

Westmoreland County property records show GE Vernova subsidiary GE Renewables Grid LLC purchased the more than 700,000-square-foot property from Gordon One LLC.

GE Vernova, which is headquartered in Cambridge, Mass., was created when General Electric split into three companies in 2024.

GE Vernova did not immediately respond to questions about its plans for the property along Finley Road known as Amcel Center Two. The company leased about 150,000 square feet in the building prior to buying it.

A lot of office workers in India and the U.S. have been laid off recently.

But somehow there are still plenty of remote workers sitting in Dublin, Ireland. Why is ESG management holding onto them? What kind of justification is being made for keeping these roles?

From what I can see, most of them don’t bring anything special to the table. I’m not seeing strong skills in areas like reverse engineering or development. Honestly, it feels like teams in India or the U.S. could take over that work and do it better.

So what’s really going on here? Is ESG management going against company policy? Or do these people have connections with upper management? A lot of them seem to be legacy folks from the old Symantec days.

Finance, IT and HR have 40-50% headcount reduction targets by 2030. Expect 5-10% "performance" cuts each year, very few backfills and a ROM 2028-2029.

Lotta hot air and a whole lot of inaction. “Thinking about” volunteering (some people are trying to stay, while you have to ASK to be let go?) does nothing and earns you no points among the rest of us. You say the same sh-t every RIFmas and continue to hog 1 more headcount for a job you don’t even fu--ing need.

I'm in part of CMS and I hear we are dropping all of our red badges in CR to others in some part of Asia.. Assuming it's India.. They'll be gone by the end of the month.

That's what this is all about. It's as simple as that. They want you to quit to keep the actual layoff numbers smaller on paper and significantly cheaper.

Any idea who got the axe this round? Saw some posts on LinkedIn. Gotta love that they never announce anything.

Packaging Corp. of America plans to close a Richmond converting operation. This closure will result in 110 employee layoffs. Most affected employees will lose their jobs by early June. The company cited a difficult business decision for the action. PCA will offer support and transfer assistance to affected workers.

Richmond, Virginia

https://virginiabusiness.com/packaging-corp-america-layoff-chesterfield-plant/

Intel is implementing thousands of layoffs across the U.S. Sandoval County Manager Wayne Johnson was not surprised by these job cuts. New Mexico experienced a less severe impact compared to other states. The local Intel plant will still employ approximately 3,000 people. A job fair is scheduled for August 14 to help affected workers.

Rio Rancho, New Mexico

https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/albuquerque-metro/sandoval-county-speaks-out-following-intel-to-layoffs/

Crocs is laying off MORE people in April of 2026, seemingly across the HR, Digital, Retail, Finance, IT, and Digital organizations, ahead of an outsourcing to Infosys.

New Mexico saw a significant decline in December 2025 job openings. The state reported 33,000 openings, a decrease from 42,000 in November. The state's job openings rate reached 3.5 percent. The national job openings rate was 3.9 percent. Layoffs and discharges remained at 9,000 for the month.

https://www.bls.gov/regions/southwest/news-release/jobopeningslaborturnover_newmexico.htm

Federal budget cuts are significantly reducing funding for immigrant settlement services in Ontario. These reductions are forcing agencies to cut programs and lay off staff. The Immigrants Working Centre in Hamilton already laid off six staff and faces more cuts. YWCA Toronto is closing childminding services and laid off four permanent staff. Agencies warn these cuts destabilize a system built over decades and will hurt communities.

Ontario

https://canadianimmigrant.ca/news/ontario-settlement-agencies-federal-cuts-newcomer-services

You've heard it every year, "if you don't give a perfect 10 then it might as well as be a 0", so take them up on this!

I have given Dell a 0 for the past several years, in hopes it will bring change. Instead they continue with rolling layoffs, pay cuts, mandatory RTO, rotating and incompetent executive leadership, and micromanaging direct management. A far cry from what it was like a couple years back.

The past 2 years have been back-to-back double digit declines in overall eNPS. They say they listen so make your voices heard! I will be giving Dell a 0 and will be my first year also giving my manager a 0.

Context: 6 years in sales, RR

Disclaimer: Responses are anynomus but managers can and will read responses. Consider typing out your feedback then having ChatGPT reword it so it's harder to trace back

The Okanagan College Faculty Association won a labor dispute. The grievance concerned layoffs of three arts faculty members in 2025. Okanagan College cited reduced international student enrollment for the staffing adjustments. An arbitrator ruled the college breached its collective agreement. The college will reinstate the affected faculty positions by May 1.

Kelowna, British Columbia

https://www.castanet.net/news/Kelowna/607504/Okanagan-College-Faculty-Association-wins-grievance-over-layoffs

FP Markets has reduced its global workforce. Less than 7% of its employees were affected by the cuts. This action is part of a broader organizational review. The Australian-based broker previously employed over 300 staff. Other retail brokerage firms have also recently cut staff.

https://www.tradingview.com/news/financemagnates:1b9a7872c094b:0-exclusive-fp-markets-joins-layoff-trend-cutting-up-to-7-of-global-workforce/

Emily Roxworthy, dean of USC's School of Dramatic Arts, agreed to meet with student protesters. Students held a five-hour sit-in regarding University-wide budget cuts and layoffs. These cuts reportedly led to over 500 hours of unpaid overtime for students. Students demand hiring more full-time staff for production roles. The dean and vice dean expressed eagerness to discuss student concerns.

Los Angeles, California

https://dailytrojan.com/2026/04/08/sda-dean-agrees-to-meet-with-student-protesters-over-layoffs/

Tech companies cut nearly 79,000 jobs in early 2026. Oracle eliminated over 25,000 roles, and Amazon cut 16,000 positions. Many cuts are linked to AI adoption or automation-driven restructuring. Despite layoffs, companies still compete intensely for skilled talent. Hiring processes are becoming longer and more intentional for quality candidates.

https://hrexecutive.com/79000-tech-jobs-cut-but-the-talent-war-isnt-over/

New Jersey school districts face significant financial challenges. Many districts propose layoffs, tax increases, and program cuts. Ocean Gate School District will close its only school. These issues stem from revised state funding and rising operational costs. Health care and special education expenses contribute to budget shortfalls.

, New Jersey

https://www.nj.com/education/2026/04/these-11-nj-school-districts-are-facing-layoffs-tax-hikes-and-closures-to-stay-afloat.html

The Hinsdale High School District 86 board decided to lay off eight teachers. This decision responds to declining enrollment at Hinsdale Central and South high schools. The layoffs will take effect after the current school year. All affected teachers are probationary and lack tenure. The board also left two administrative positions unfilled.

Darien, IL

https://patch.com/illinois/darien-il/8-layoffs-among-hinsdale-central-south-teachers

How was your raise? Did you get a full share of the bonus? College kids coming in and making more than tenured workers who have earned their stripes. A useless Tell Dell coming Monday. Franklin is the leading revenue generating plant in the company and they are using you up and spitting you out. Make some real noise and unionize.

From a meeting today

• if you are WFM you won't be able to move internally. All new roles are in office.

The unsaid part is also if you are WFM expect to be treated differently from now on. Less or No promotions, more scrutinized, first on the downsizing list. I think its safe to say Quiet Layoffs are in full effect. The playbook is done at every company that has done return to office.

I'm lost. BD is lost. Can someone tell me what's really going on here?!

This is the worst I've seen it since I started 16 years ago. There is no one steering the ship anymore. If there's still a captain, no one's listening to them. The norm is hurry up and wait. The culture is lies, fear, anxiety, confusion, frustration, and baffling. One good thing I recently heard is that a bunch of higher ups were let go, so someone up top is keen on trimming some of the upper fat. Maybe we will be lucky enough to get more DEI hires to replace them!

As our company is going through a tough time, I would like to propose the following ideas for saving costs:

• Pay Stephanie to do nothing. She has already proven that she creates negative value, so ensuring she does nothing will immediately increase the company's value.

• Move Bob to Cognizant, ideally to a low-cost location. This will allow him the opportunity to live the idea.

• Fire all the CTOs. Why do we need useless executives who have been unable to modernize our products for years? Replace them with AI bot. Productivity jump.

• Move Kelly to report to Koushik, so that both eventually leave. Huge savings.

Any idea you would propose?

What orgs are going to be impacted?

https://deadline.com/2026/04/jeff-shell-fired-paramount-president-1236784545/

Ok all of my other theories have been wrong but hear me out. The March C14 -C16 cuts didn't really happen in risk/analytics/strategy/mis. It's beginning to look like AI is not going to replace 60 - 70% of analytic functions, its going to be closer to 90%+. I think these 2 things are related. The C14+ were retained to facilitate major C12 & C13 reductions.

Few JPM employees said that managers are asking employees if they want an exit package. Wondering if this is selective or company wide?

I wish they would land on a criteria and stick to for more than a year or two. Must be trying to get rid of some NRE folks. More headcount reductions to come...

Flight to saftey over. Vz stock resetting and back to low 40's/30's. Zero strategy execution exposed. Buyback and layoffs only strategy. Without Executive Leadership... BOD only option is merger and tap out with bonuses. Merge with Charter and let Nick Jefferies reset DEI hirings.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/economy/policy/articles/doritos-prices-jumped-50-four-200242097.html

How many plants and distributors centers have had Capstone take over their facility? Kicking out union and union wages

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

Kluge Interactive, developer of Synth Riders, confirmed major layoffs. These staff reductions occurred in December and January. CEO Arturo Perez stated the team was cut in half. The studio now employs 50 people, down from 100 last year. Synth Riders revenue is insufficient to support the larger team.

https://www.uploadvr.com/synth-riders-developer-confirms-major-layoffs-in-december-and-january/