Siemens Aero-Derivative Gas Turbine facility in Mount Vernon is closing, and all the people working there are being laid off starting in September as a result of it. That's nearly 150 people. Is it just me, or has Siemens started closing plants and... — read more 

Post updates when you hear it.

New CIO announcing deep cuts in IT. Announcement will be on the Fourth of July. The disrespect is intentional.

Also warning of layoffs was Siemens Medical Solutions, which is planning 104 job cuts at its Hoffman Estates facility as it closes its Advanced Therapies division there... — read more 

This does not look good at all. Judging by this, it will not be long before we hear about another huge cost cutting layoff at Siemens. Siemens closes power and gas sites to curb costs... — read more 

It looks like the layoffs were not enough and now the entire Siemens Burlington plant will be closing. All of the remaining employees will lose their jobs as part of this... — read more 

There go, I know it was reported before but here is what the Tribune lists today... A WARN with the state has been filed, layoffs follow... Siemens Industry, which makes controls and automated systems, said it expects to lay off 200 people at a West... — read more 

http://www.wellsvilledaily.com/news/20180219/dresser-rands-wellsville-facility-to-close-within-2-years

They are keeping it very hush hush but there is going to be a massive culling in GS IT and in CT. Some locations will be shutdown like M---ord and Princeton and some will grow like Charlotte and Plano. Kaeser is loading up to Trump by shifting jobs... — read more 

http://mountvernonnews.com/article/2018/02/06/siemens-closing/

https://global.handelsblatt.com/companies/siemens-feels-pain-power-business-decline-882162

Siemens has laid off more than 100 employees in Charlotte. Good hardworking employees. Management s---s. Maybe Kaeser needs to apply for Undercover Boss to find out what is really going on in Charlotte.

Has anybody heard anything about layoffs due to the Alstom merger int the US?

Positive news for Charlotte.

About 200 folks to be axed. Another big blow to Siemens and even bigger for the local economy....

Siemens started laying off in Orlando, Siemens Energy US headquarters, in December (about 50) and began again in January (about another 50). More to come...

Siemens is at it again, this time over 200 employees were laid off from Fort Madison facility. Employees at the plant were notified in meetings late Tuesday and early Wednesday about the company’s decision to offer permanent severance packages to 202... — read more 

Do you know if they are affected?

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/19/reuters-america-update-2-siemens-plans-more-cuts-at-power-gas-business--source.html

In 2018 we are eliminating almost 7000 positions and closing factories on the power side. Sad but true. Many careers will be interrupted...

IT layoffs in early 2018. From both GS and CT. Affected sites mostly will be in Germany and USA. Parallel roughly to PS pattern.

We'll see how things pan out - the union is fighting back but it'll be hard. For now, it's all in Germany but it will trickle down to the USA as well. See More: http://www.dw.com/en/siemens-to-cut-6900-jobs-amid-union-resistance/a-41412828

Simens on the same way as GE . So far info has not reached the market as this what happened in GE. There is another issue in S which starts on c...

More cuts to come. Both Power and Gas and Process Industries businesses affected Retrenchment program could be biggest since at least 2015 Source:... — read more 

http://www.investors.com/news/like-ge-this-industrial-rival-is-also-planning-thousands-of-layoffs/ Well, frak.

From the article: However, the murmuring of layoffs at the Fort Madison plant have again returned. When asked what, if anything, will be happening to Siemens, a company spokesman had a brief response. “It is not accurate to say that the plant is... — read more 

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3291371-bloomberg-siemens-weighing-revamp-major-berlin-plant

http://www.hutchnews.com/news/20170821/chamber-reacts-to-siemens-layoffs Oh, and if you feel the need to tell me there are a million Siemens jobs all around the world, don't. I don't give a damn about jobs that are unattainable to me because my... — read more 

Siemens will belaying off 140 people from its Hutchinson assembly plant... Not sure if this is an isolated round, or if it will expand to other sites in the US... Considering Ericsson is planning to get rid of 25k workers, I guess we should consider... — read more 

The IT bloodbath is almost upon us. Atos isn't so bad, really ;)

The German Workers Unions won't let them lay off anyone. So, this means when Siemens needs to cut costs, American workers will always be disproportionately impacted. US is the single largest source of revenue for the company but the company treats... — read more 

I am surprised that the latest round of job cuts at Siemens Healthineers was not reported here. I guess Siemens Healthineers workers are too afraid to write

About 100. To be announced shortly.

There'll be no layoffs at Siemens in Montrose, at least for now... It seems that all the rumors came from a misunderstanding... Which is good for Montrose, but not so good for Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy in Tillsonburg, which will be closing... — read more 

Bad management and no transparency. they lie to the workforce. And management only cares about there bonus at the end of the year. Plus want workers to hurry up so that they get there bonus. The second round is going to be a bloodbath for sure. Human... — read more 

They just announced the plant in Tillsonburg will close, with 340 losing jobs. Around 200 were given notices right away, the rest will be gone by next January. This was pretty unexpected, I hope it stops at this. More info here:... — read more 

I've noticed that layoffs at Siemens are part of the annual budgeting process. I am one of those who've come to work for Siemens because of the company name. Unfortunately management is more concerned with their own well being. Not uncommon but a... — read more