#nextlayoff

If it's true there will be a round next week.

Any ideas of what is coming? Anyone heard any more about HUB cities ?

Which companies are laying off the week of April 20?

TB placed it's new guy and he immediately got rid of biggest slacker. Now he is mandated for bigger clean up so next on the line will be the remaining testing people including the bigger lier who got the quality of product on the knees by protecting her puppies and almost ki-ling couple of products where many top performers have left because of her non competence. The next big list is just around the corner so stay tuned

Does anyone have any information on the next layoff. Who will be affected, possible dates?

Is it one or the other or both? And if you have any details please share at least a little bit

Any information if anything more would happen before the end of the fiscal year in May?

I'm hoping we're at least safe for the rest of the month.

At least the month?

Is something being planned for later this month?

RIF end of May off the books end of June.

After May earnings report on 5/7?

After the cluster fu-k of the POD model rollout and people assignment over the last few moths, linked into the UKI time tracking switch and PODs looking into billing costs, people aligned to the PODs are being told they can no longer book time to those WBS codes and to find one elsewhere… I know of at least 5 people this has happened too today, leads me to think the WFR bus is starting its engine again

Announcing in april & gone in 60 days. Worry if your not in a hub. Doesnt matter how much you sacrifice to the co. mostly has to do with your geography.

Mexico done.

Are we having more cuts or not?

Is NetSuite not affected on the 31st?

It’s the day of reckoning save it

#general will be below 155,000 by 31st May

There was $700m left in the restructuring fund at the end of Q3 and it wasn't enough, so they added $500m more.

All you can be sure is it will happen in the next 9 weeks.

I'm coming on like a hurricane
My lightning's flashing across the sky
You're only young, but you're gonna die

I won't take no prisoners, won't spare no lives
Nobody's putting up a fight
I've got my bell, I'm gonna take you to he-l
I'm gonna get ya, said I'll get ya

He-l's bells........

Zety's new analysis tracked U.S. tech company layoffs. The study covered job cuts between 2023 and 2025. Many companies conducted multiple rounds of layoffs. 27% of companies had two or more layoff events. Most repeat layoffs occurred within 12 months of the first.

https://www.cpapracticeadvisor.com/2026/03/25/study-exposes-repeat-layoffs-across-u-s-tech-companies/180189/

We are all sad to see our brilliant coworkers leave this week in the US and around the globe. Is this round finished? If so, when will be the next round? We all need to get prepared for the next impact now.

Same pattern, just email, no 1:1..
What the fcuk is this pattern.. when will next wave happens

Big layoffs planned for end of March. Happening before pay increases take effect.

Rumors are saying April, is that correct?

These next two weeks will be rough, get ready guys. Some orgs in OHAI will get 30%

I have pretty solid intel that next layoff is happening Monday March 23rd. People have already started receiving meeting invitations. All the best everyone!

Any insight on which depts/teams on the upcoming lists? There are 4 more layoff dates - along with individual layoffs thru Q4 2026.

Anyone have the list they can share?

So what's the buzz out there on VCG layoffs?

Any details on which orgs/regions might be hit?

Anyone know whether it is a confirmed News that March End we will have a First rounds of Layoffs?

Next round coming in April? Why the job postings in the states?

A dozen staffers are getting booted from the social video team in Manchester. Last year it was London, this year Manchester. I wonder who's next.

Was that confirmed?

Is 3/19 still the next big round? Any insights on which parts of Optum? Specifically anywhere is Optum Health/Care?

There will ALWAYS be layoffs. It is the Verizon way. It's also the Verizon way to pretend they don't happen, and do them under the table. The big one on 11/20 was too big to ignore, and got national media coverage. But going forward, I suspect the layoffs will be more "traditional", where specific groups or programs are targeted to be shutdown, as opposed to another "20% across the board" type of action. The Frontier integration will no doubt result in "redundancies" being identified. Other areas that have been mentioned are parts of Enterprise, specifically overseas, so I'd expect some cuts there as well.

Bumping this up for visibility, from @ad+1kk9jn5e2

The biggest layoffs are coming in 2 months