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This sounds more like routine housekeeping (<0.5% of employees) than a significant round of layoffs.
by datalopers 4y ago
This sounds more like routine housekeeping (<0.5% of employees) than a significant round of layoffs.
- socialismisok 4y agoIt's hundreds of people losing their jobs at once. It doesn't matter what the relative magnitude, it's still hundreds of families dealing with the sudden loss of a job.
- doikor 4y agoBut still very different from thousands people losing their jobs at once (has happened before at Microsoft)
- ftylm 4y agoThey are all ridiculously well-paid, unless they've been terribly mismanaging their finances I'm sure they can deal with it. I will spare my sympathy for those in minimum wage jobs who are suddenly fired and struggling to make ends meet. They are the real victims of our economy.
- PuppyTailWags 4y agoYou don't know them. How many are supporting disabled loved ones via healthcare? How many are disabled themselves? 1 in 4 people live with a disability. A massive loss of jobs is a problem because benefits are tied to jobs.