Then another dozen threads predicting layoffs.
Rinse. Repeat.
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Yes, sometimes layoffs are postponed/delayed, however I'd imagine there are many factors at play right now w/ the whole pending sale. I do not believe there is any truth to the "no layoffs (if any) for at least 8 mos to a year after the deal closes" comment. As an employee who worked for a company that was acquired by DST, I can assure you that we were told the same thing and yet layoffs happened within 90 days.
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bumping for truth.
The deal won't even close until earliest, May. So no layoffs (if any) until at least a 8 months to a year out from the deal closing.
Yup. After they cut all the long timers who complained about everything, they'll sh*tcan HR.
HR does the dirty work and is last on the chopping block.
Shareholders approved the deal on the 28th of March so it's "open season" now for DST s manglement to do what they want to here. Anybody can be potential fair game....you, me, anybody...
I somehow seriously doubt that.