Thread regarding Thomson Reuters layoffs

CIO RIF

If you can’t already tell. CIO is under increased scrutiny for headcount. They are looking to reduce costs/headcount by 10% across all CIO pillars for 2026 and achieve something called “reimagine work “ by 2027? I’m not sure what reimagine work is but doesn’t sound good. Especially if it’s following a goal to reduce costs.


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Maybe they can get David Wong some communication courses with all this money they are saving.

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Post ID: @1jx+1kaydj5wg

@aa same, very few RIF’s in CIO from what I can tell. Lots of people leaving though.

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Post ID: @18p+1kaydj5wg

@b8 before you ask this question on a public forum that’s meant to be anonymous. Ask yourselves who would be d-mb enough to tell you exactly how we know?

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Post ID: @d2+1kaydj5wg

Where are you guys hearing this stuff?

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Post ID: @b8+1kaydj5wg

I heard PE was getting cut harder than CIO but can confirm the 10% figure OP shared for CIO. I guess we're re-imagining how AI and low performers should impact our workforce count.

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Post ID: @b2+1kaydj5wg

Curious what you mean by “if you can’t tell already”. I’ve heard of very few RIF’s in CIO org, of course I could be missing something.

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