Thread regarding Texas Instruments Inc. layoffs

I like to see them being called out on this

Utahns lose jobs at Texas Instruments after it snagged up to $1.6B in federal CHIPS Act funding

The layoffs are among the changes needed to support long-term operations, a company spokesperson said.

https://www.sltrib.com/news/business/2025/03/28/utah-texas-instruments-is-laying/

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Very true, if H1b then job is safe

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Post ID: @41e+1jqgzngk1

Nope.

All locals getting replaced by H1B from …

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Post ID: @x9+1jqgzngk1

Yes, they not only kept H1Bs but hiring more and more in last 3 years since covid

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Post ID: @gy+1jqgzngk1

That site has seen its trouble. First it was a Micron site. Then the joint venture between Intel and Micron....can't even recall the name. Then I thought great!! TI is taking it...start seeing the parts getting to distribution sooner...

eh....1700 days of my career are left. Then I am done. done with all of the stress of working and wondering.

I check indeed every week. Always making sure I know who wants to hire me

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Post ID: @c4+1jqgzngk1

I think the algorithm was mostly random to avoid being sued with certain constraints. We literally have no shipping team or test wafer teams and some workstations, everyone is gone.

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Post ID: @br+1jqgzngk1

None. Not one.

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Post ID: @bb+1jqgzngk1

Further: no offense to anyone, but ZERO H1B Visa employees were sacked. Only US citizens. Correct me if wrong.

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