#orlando

A considerable number of DXC colleagues travelled to Sapphire Orlando from around the world yet the DXC stand saw remarkably little activity throughout the event. In contrast neighbouring supplier stands were consistently busy and well engaged with customers. It was disappointing to see such limited interest at our stand and it speaks volumes about where DXC currently stands in the market.

WARN notice ALST. Around April 30, 2026, L3Harris will permanently lay off all
employees at its Advanced Laser Systems Technology (ALST) facility located at 2500 North
Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 34744. The separations are due to the sale of ALST to
Perimeter Solutions. Consistent with these plans, the last day of employment for the affected employees is anticipated to be April 30, 2026, or within 14 days thereafter.

A little birdie told me that T was in Orlando with all the top performers in Wealth last week, but refused to interact with anyone. Any truth to this? Did she look like she wanted to be somewhere else? What was the vibe like? You'd think that a department that brings in billions of external $$ would get the best energy from the CEO. Just curious at this point.

L3Harris will implement layoffs. A total of 63 employees are affected. The affected site is its Orlando laser systems facility. The job reductions stem from a sale to Perimeter Solutions Group. The changes become effective on April 30.

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2026/02/27/l3harris-layoffs-orlando-sale-perimeter-solutions.html

63 in orlando today:
https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2026/02/27/l3harris-layoffs-orlando-sale-perimeter-solutions.html

#TrustedDisruptor

Earnings day on the same day all your sales and business leaders are together in Orlando at SKO.

Host International and Hudson are closing operations. These closures affect stores at Orlando International Airport. The companies will lay off 150 workers combined. Host International, a Maryland-based restaurant operator, is shuttering five venues. This move is part of a wider trend of vendor closures at the hub.

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2026/01/20/mco-international-airport-job-layoffs-vendor-close.html

Orlando, Florida

Tons of cops, building evacuated for hours, teammates who were unable to grab their laptops stuck in the parking lot. Drones flying over the building…and not a word mentioned.

JC confirmed call center closing, is orlando next?

The plan consists of moving managers to Atlanta; Mesa, AZ ; Orlando; Miami; Richardson; Texas and Oklahoma sites.

Do we see any locations in Florida as hubs. I am in Orlando and looking around at other locations and trying to understand if I am in a hub here in Orlando

according to the past below, 95 ppl in Orlando are being let go today. Prayers w them today. 80 In Greenville, SC on Friday or Monday. Thinking about them as well. Seems awful so close to Christmas.

Ok someone somewhere knows exactly what is coming in the next 4-6 weeks, if I am getting a layoff then some time to apply to other better companies would be very welcome! Someone has walked by a conference room and seen the closure lists or the new Org charts so come on spill the beans? Orlando got a big bunch of the frontline gone and by my calculations we need about 2500 more to go to hit the number we all keep hearing about!

Title: Frito-Lay eliminates 500 jobs as it closes Orlando plants
Source: Orlando Sentinel
URL: https://www.orlandosentinel.com/2025/11/05/frito-lay-eliminates-500-jobs-as-it-closes-orlando-plants/
Summary: Frito-Lay will shutter two Orlando facilities and cut about 500 jobs, including 454 positions at its Silver Star Road site, according to a letter to the Florida Department of Commerce. Roles span mechanics, packaging, and warehouse staff, with the company citing business needs for the closures.

Title: 'Difficult decision': Orlando Frito-Lay plant to close
Source: WESH 2
URL: https://www.wesh.com/article/orlando-frito-lay-plant-closes/69253930
Summary: PepsiCo Foods U.S. is closing manufacturing and warehouse operations at its Orlando Frito-Lay plant, resulting in nearly 500 layoffs. The company said the move was driven by business needs and promised pay, benefits, and transition support.

Title: Frito-Lay abruptly shutters Orlando plant, cutting 500 jobs
Source: Orlando Weekly
URL: https://www.orlandoweekly.com/news/frito-lay-abruptly-shutters-orlando-plant-cutting-500-jobs/
Summary: A WARN letter states 454 workers at 2800 Silver Star Road were terminated immediately and another 46 jobs at a Park Oaks Avenue warehouse will be cut in May 2026. Frito-Lay says affected employees will receive 60 days pay in lieu of notice plus transition assistance.

Title: Frito-Lay facilities close in Orlando; nearly 500 jobs lost ahead of holidays
Source: Yahoo News via WOFL
URL: https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/frito-lay-facilities-close-orlando-150813803.html
Summary: PepsiCo is shutting a Frito-Lay manufacturing plant on Silver Star Road and a support warehouse on Park Oaks Avenue, eliminating 454 jobs now and 46 by May 9, 2026. The company says it will offer pay, benefits, and job placement help while working with state and local agencies.

after 60 years the Orlando plant closed as of 10:30am this morning

Is the orlando office on 12150 research pkwy going to be a hub?