Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Some other countries may have some small number of notifications still pending but for virtually all groups in the US this is a past event.

Does looks rather light and certainly not 20%, but then the company denied that was the goal, some time ago.

Not to say that outsourcing and asset sales won't take the number to well over 20%, but not gonna happen in this mass event.

Most of those follow on events will barely make the news, as they will be seen as not affecting the operation or prospects for the larger corporation.

But they will lower cost and in the case of the asset sales, should help reduce the level of debt.

@OP and still many more Oregon layoffs to come. I’m guessing we hit 4000+

Problem with Oregon is no where else to go so employees and managers built a back stabbing culture to keep their jobs at all costs sc--w the company. I have seen new blood in Oregon get completely smothered and played by the old guard to preserve their empires.

@aa Typical hysterical nonsense from the trolls on this site over what is little more than a cleanup from last year. It is the Seinfeld of layoffs, much ado about nothing.

When LBT pushed Ann out the writing was on the wall.

In fact, look at each executive that has been pushed out and see how their business unit fared. It is the easiest way to see what's coming.

Looks like for everyone not Working From Ronler (WFR), this reduction has been little more than the usual few percent change.

In most cases it is driven from the recent review period and skills review, and so got the low performers. I'm sure there are exceptions.

Now we know what LBT meant when he was agitated about employee bloat (besides all those fat technicians). LBT was talking about TD and the Ronler fabs.

NEX, Automotive, Marketing and some groups being set up for outsourcing in the near future all experienced much higher losses, but see if the total for the company even gets above 10,000.

Not nothing, especially for those affected, but not even as big as last Fall.

Ok, shows over folks, everybody move along.

Timely post! We're discussing that very thing right now!

@OP thanks for the breaking news