Did the workers on such sites/groups (Columbia, DPT ...) Already received official communication? Or is just assumptions on size/projects/location?
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What site is referred by "FL" in the first list below ?
"I can confirm that Toulouse and Bucharest will get closed and some people will relocate to Montpelier." This makes no sens, the Montpelier site is already closed ...
Question was asked if a official list was going to be published after the notification and go a big negative. Add Union Station Seattle to the list.
What happened to the projects in South Carolina? Any attempt to do knowledge transfer/keep the project going? What about people that worked remotely with South Carolina?
And of course, I'm sorry.
Is it true that Tolouse, FR will be closed?
i didn't know anyone got chance., at least to my knowledge.
for Columiba South Carolina site, it was through email to everyone , 9am yesterday.
Sorry to hear that. The people in SC given a chance to relocate / join a different site at all?
for Columiba South Carolina site, it was through email to everyone , 9am yesterday.
How is the message delivered to a site that's gonna be closed ?
Email or other way ?
Those are for the most part very small offices.
Both MN locations confirmed.
List looks accurate to me AFAIK.
New found land Canada confirmed
Putin opposed the Russian sites being closed. All Russian sites are good. No worries there.
I can confirm that Toulouse and Bucharest will get closed and some people will relocate to Montpelier.
Where are people relocating to? Oregon/California or closest site?
In the site meeting this morning, HR said that less than 1/4 of these affected people will get relocation package but didn't give out the number.
Sites quoted above are accurate. Also Bucuresti Romania. However, the headcount at all of those places combined doesn't amount to much.
Confirmed that Irvine is shutting down. Anyone knows about San Diego?
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