Thread regarding Target Corp. layoffs

Was RTO the first phase of these layoffs?

Assuming some would quit with RTO, saving severance and unemployment.


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That's just nonsense being remote wasn't a factor in who was laid off.

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Post ID: @am+1k8n55yrd

@a7 OMG you got Accenture in there ..... your sc--wed.

What happened is that somebody let them in... They are a disease.

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Post ID: @a8+1k8n55yrd

Amazon’s playbook was RTO for 3 of 5 days, then remote work cancelled, then 5 days a week, then a big layoff, and another massive one today. While Target didn’t do it in that order, my guess is 5 days a week is coming, same with no remote work and another round of layoffs next year. Accenture is still poking around the company so they aren’t done with their recommended cuts.

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Post ID: @a7+1k8n55yrd

No. Most companies have RTO post covid as people are less engaged on zooms, tapped out and have lost office repour & sense of urgency with remoteness. RTO is the first thing a company does when sees signs of business suffering to potentially help with work engagement.

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