#layoffs

#layoffs

As I sat in disbelief during the video call, I realized this was the longest pause I had ever experienced, and it spoke volumes about their lack of preparation.

Several former employees described the layoff as abrupt and a surprise, with the reason cited as a shaky economy impacting the company's bottom line.

Berkeley's decision to cut part-time jobs and halt the waterfront monitor program highlights the city's ongoing struggle with a significant budget deficit, prompting unprecedented layoffs.

GBH's decision to cut about 10 staff members is part of a new programming strategy focusing on financial sustainability, not influenced by the proposed federal funding cuts.

"These are tough decisions, yet they are necessary in setting a sustainable future course for the museum."

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"This was a difficult decision, and we made it with care, thoughtfulness and a deep awareness of its impact on our people, appreciating that historically low levels of attrition over consecutive years have made it necessary to take this step."

New York Times media reporter Ben Mullin was the first to report on coming layoffs, posting on X that "roughly a dozen employees" were being let go from the LA Times' El Segundo office.

"We are undergoing a broader business modernization program, which involves a series of strategic initiatives to streamline operations and appropriately reshape teams as we continue to support BCLP's growth and client focus."

"This decision was not made lightly ... While these changes are difficult, they are also necessary. We stand at a critical juncture - not just responding to current challenges, but making bold moves to build a resilient, more focused organization for the future."

MGM Resorts confirmed the end of the concierge desk at several of its hotels, citing 'evolving' guest needs as the reason for the layoffs.