Been hearing re-org in March as part of the SC3 nat gas integration
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TC Canada Gas layoffs happening today, February 23.
How dare they ruin my Peking duck!!
What about layoffs on Chinese new year day? They gotta be sensitive
On a Friday?
February 23.
I’m sure they won’t. They don’t want to ruin your cactus club dinner and flowers.
I hope they don’t layoff on Valentine’s Day.
Layoffs are always on a Tuesday, St. Valentines Day Massacre?
Likely before the week of Feb 20
FP townhall on Monday… what are the chances we get any real answers / direction on forthcoming changes then?
Which leaders are gone now? SC3 just announced a new SVP.
SC leaders let go today
Leaving an overhanging black cloud of fear and dread over employees heads for months on end usually results in good morale and high productivity.
Well, if we are taking bets, I’ll take the under with Feb 1 as the target. Reorg announcements come with the goodbyes of those to be thanked for their contributions. I just don’t see them laying off the same time they are giving the big IC bonuses and PSUs.
It will be delayed due to the launch of Project More Focused.
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not surprised it is pushed, this new management takes forever to get anything done, absolutely incompetent id--ts
Yes, originally it was February however it has been pushed to March. Rumor has been it’s going to brutal for Supply Chain.