Thread regarding Sysco Corp. layoffs

Layoff

They kept promising no layoffs with the acquisition of restaurant depot, but here go. Layoffs left and right. Makes sense to do it the fourth quarter so it lowers the bonuses of your workers and also makes you shareholders happy. Is it okay? No. This is an entire business practice. When you spend 29 billion on a company that makes only 2.1 billion, that means you have to offset the cost. However, Sysco employees were promised that we would not lose our jobs…..yet here we are, losing our jobs.


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Post ID: @OP+1kpcdagvy

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@h6 given earnings are horrendous, all promises in the dumpster

More coming

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Post ID: @1y6+1kpcdagvy

Does anyone know if any other big changes are coming? The departments that have been experiencing these cuts are backlogged on work-the employees were told their position is no longer needed but the department is extremely behind on work which has been impacting customers, etc. Is Sysco going to be outsourcing most of their jobs?

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Post ID: @pv+1kpcdagvy

@j9 yeah unfortunately these things legislated from ELT down...even managers of the people wouldn't known until last moment.

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Post ID: @jj+1kpcdagvy

@dw FreshPoint tx. 1 buyer and 1 pricing coordinator. No one in management knew it was coming.

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Post ID: @j9+1kpcdagvy

They only "promised" no RD layoffs. Have to pay very close attention to their phrasing. It's purposeful and crafty.

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Post ID: @h6+1kpcdagvy

@ej ELT themselves getting cut and exiting in droves. Only CEO left untouched. Board is asleep.

Exactly right, this will continue as costs on the merger debt accrue more and more.

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Post ID: @ew+1kpcdagvy

It is a numbers game for this company. Experience , tenure, performance, have literally no weight in decision-making of who gets cut. People working there that should have been let go years ago still showing up for check and nothing else. 25 yr Employees making significantly less that fresh out of college new hires. Unfortunately this is a company that does not value their people. As long as the ELT makes their million dollar bonuses, can travel on the private jet they dont care. Employees continue to lose benefits year over year. Truly sad the company has gone this direction. We hoped it would self correct over the last few years but it has only gotten worse.

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Post ID: @ej+1kpcdagvy

It’s never the ones that had any control over any decisions that affect outcomes!! So tired of the ones in charge who could have made a difference, all keeping their jobs!

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Post ID: @dx+1kpcdagvy

First off - I’m sorry that you’ve been affected by this.

What departments are experiencing these cuts? I’ve heard that revenue management and marketing were affected.

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Post ID: @dw+1kpcdagvy

@cx everywhere

Specialty, sales, merchandising, technology. Across the board

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Post ID: @cy+1kpcdagvy

@cr what areas are getting laid off?

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Post ID: @cx+1kpcdagvy

@cj even more today.

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Post ID: @cr+1kpcdagvy

500 jobs cuts yesterday including some very tenured employees at the brink of retirement. Employees with 30+ years experience, gone effective immediately.

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Post ID: @cj+1kpcdagvy

@OP strangest lie possible...

Every company takes on massive debt will have entire cash flow soaked up into interest payments, especially in this rate environment

Paramount WBD deal transparently stated up front cuts will happen, people prepare better

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Post ID: @a2+1kpcdagvy

I don’t believe it’s just because of the acquisition. One could say it’s because of the political climate, or the increase in energy usage.

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