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5-10k more across europe romania phillipines emea japan australia ?

still a lot to come i believe they can cut more and more

Europe, romania( big presence in europe and low protection laws ) and other countries

phillipines emea japan australia

until now its about 12k from last week until this day , 8k to hit 20k is a possible number

it seems far from over .


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Thread regarding Builders FirstSource Inc. layoffs

G-yatri's Reign of Te---r Continues

Paradigm was the best job I've ever had. In about a years time it was turned into the worst. It's depressing.

Paradigm didn't rely on layoffs for quick number pumping. Even during the great recession, Covid, after the incident, my understanding is we never did actual layoffs. Our old leaders would hustle, try to drum up work, dig into the war chest, to make sure we kept operating and innovating and that its people were taken care of.

But we were told, times are tough. Housing is down. We have to tighten our belts to make this work.

A few weeks ago another round, only three people, but all well respected leaders, unceremoniously gone on a Friday. Then, only a few weeks later we have an all company meeting where we meet like 10 new executives and hear about their favorite condiments. Not a good look.

Now we’re told 2% raises company wide.

Meanwhile, all the actual people doing the work are seeing a dozen newer executives running around, making confusing decisions, contradicting each other, stressing people out. They pitch projects but don’t tell anyone the goal. We don’t know who the persona is, how these projects are supposed to make money. I struggle to understand what benefit they actually add.

It just seems like a huge nepotism tree. G-yatri hires all of her old friends, get the band back together. They are all yes men/women. Just do the thing, don’t ask questions.

I’m not an accountant, but they have to cost more than all the people laid off this past year.

And that expense is on top of the probably expensive AI licenses we’re paying for. Tools, that as far as I can tell, aren’t helping us. Hushed conversations in the hallway or at happy hours about how much extra work all these new “tools” are causing. But everyone is too afraid to speak up because they don’t want to be in the crosshairs for the next round of layoffs, so the concerns only bubble up so much.

And then we have to see our company’s LinkedIn page being a shameless commercial for Blitzy. Did we get a deal on our license with them? Where is the 4X development that was bragged about? Their site looks like a marketing guys idea of what AI might be able to do, but I haven't heard any of the product folks saying, "wow, Blitzy really made things better."

Maybe it is. Maybe this is making us so much faster. But we have no idea because communication has been terrible since G-yatri took over.

We’re now extremely top heavy. I don’t know what value these new executives bring. It feels like they are slumming it with us, looking at s-xier tech startups, wishing they were there instead.

And when the market crashes, and it will soon, the do-ers are going to be the ones sacrificed on the altar of “Shareholder” value. Most these AI companies won't exist and the ones that remain are going to start charging the real prices for their licenses instead of the venture capital prices they currently are at.

I don’t know if BFS and Peter Jackson know the level of talent that they have/had at a discount because the Paradigm culture was worth getting paid a lot less for. Well the culture is dying. Everyone has updated their resumes. And if the job market were any better, there would be a mass exodus happening.

We all sit here, on the eve of the financial quarter end, anxiously staring at the all company meeting on our calendars for Thursday. Never knowing what reorg, layoffs, or new executives will be announced. These used to be fun meetings where people got together, saw each other in person scheduled happy hours for after work. Now, the meetings are met with a mixture of dread and disgust.


NLRB Rules NJ Steel Co. Violated Labor Law

A New Jersey steel company closed its business. It also conducted employee layoffs. The company largely ignored its employees' union. The National Labor Relations Board investigated this action. NLRB ruled the company violated federal labor law.

New Jersey

https://www.law360.com/employment-authority/articles/2458918/nj-steel-co-dodged-union-on-closure-layoffs-nlrb-says


Santa Rosa District Considers Major Teacher Layoffs

California public schools face significant financial struggles. Districts across the state, including the Bay Area, are struggling to stay afloat. Santa Rosa’s school district may lay off hundreds of teachers. It is also considering closing a quarter of its campuses. Oakland schools also face potential financial insolvency.

Santa Rosa, California

https://www.kqed.org/forum/2010101913422/campus-closures-and-teacher-layoffs-bay-area-public-schools-in-crisis


Compass Group Lays Off 262 Michigan Workers

Compass Group USA, Inc. is laying off 262 contracted workers. These employees work at various Beacon Health facilities in Southwest Michigan. The layoffs are effective July 1, 2026. Beacon Health System is bringing nutritional, environmental, and transport services in-house. Beacon will offer employment opportunities to affected TouchPoint employees.

Kalamazoo, Michigan

https://wwmt.com/news/local/beacon-layoffs-compass-group-usa-inc-workers-lose-jobs-262-kalamazoo-allegan-plainwell-dowagiac-health-hospital-wwmt


Daybreak Foods Cuts Over 80 Jobs Due to Avian Flu

Daybreak Foods is laying off over 80 employees. The company will cut 55 jobs in Palmyra and 32 in Whitewater. These layoffs begin on April 1. An avian influenza outbreak caused the facility to depopulate its birds. The company expects these job reductions to last five to seven months.

Lake Mills, Wisconsin

https://www.wkow.com/news/daybreak-foods-announces-layoffs-after-avian-flu-outbreak/article_f41fb793-853c-48a0-9114-7cfbdde17313.html


Mattel Cuts 65 Jobs, Realigns Company Operations

Mattel announced layoffs affecting 65 employees at its headquarters. These job cuts are effective May 22. The company is restructuring roles to optimize operations and realign its model. This follows lackluster 2025 economic performance and declining shares. Mattel is shifting focus toward digital games and entertainment partnerships.

El Segundo, CA

https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/mattel-goes-another-round-layoffs-182323684.html


Lexington Schools Face Layoff Protests Amid Budget Gap

Lexington community members protested potential educator layoffs on Monday. The school district plans to eliminate about 60 full-time positions. 160 educators received pink slips regarding these reductions. A $4 million funding gap is cited due to decreased enrollment and increased costs. Town officials will vote on the budget at a later date.

Lexington, Massachusetts

https://whdh.com/news/lexington-school-community-protests-proposed-layoffs/


Novo Nordisk Reduces Bloomington Workforce by 400

Novo Nordisk will lay off approximately 400 employees. These cuts affect its Bloomington manufacturing site. The layoffs represent about one-fifth of the facility's workforce. The parent company acquired the site from Catalent in December 2024. Impacted employees will receive severance and transition support.

Bloomington, Indiana

https://www.idsnews.com/article/2026/03/novo-nordisk-to-lay-off-400-bloomington-employees


TreeHouse Private Brands Reports Illinois Layoffs

TreeHouse Private Brands Inc. operates a South Beloit facility. The company reported upcoming layoffs to Illinois. It is one of ten companies on the state's list. The Illinois Department of Commerce compiles this monthly list. This reporting is part of the Illinois WARN Act.

Rockford, IL

https://www.rrstar.com/story/news/local/2026/03/31/companies-warn-illinois-workers-of-nearly-4000-layoffs/89386421007/


CoverMyMeds Announces New Layoffs and Restructuring

CoverMyMeds is restructuring its operations. Multiple employee teams are being let go. This follows massive layoffs two years prior. The health technology firm is owned by McKesson.

Columbus

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/healthcare/2026/03/30/columbus-based-covermymeds-restructuring-services-laying-off-teams-layoffs/89348472007/