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I'm not intimately familiar with the situation nor their org structure(though I recently spoke with one of their directors in NY, and it was a pleasant experien
by draz 13y ago
I'm not intimately familiar with the situation nor their org structure(though I recently spoke with one of their directors in NY, and it was a pleasant experience -- it may bias my comment), so this is just speculation: I am guessing a large portion of these layoffs are of temp, hourly employees. My first reaction to the title was more of a "uh oh," but now I am thinking it's more of "they closed their positions with their temps, and they are relocating their permanent employees to NY." Is that so bad? Did it come as such a surprise to their temps?
I could be wrong, however....
- bowlofpetunias 13y agoIt's probably mostly temps and/or natural turnover (people that leave and simply don't get replaced), because it's very hard (and very expensive) to lay off people in most EU countries unless the company is in imminent danger of bankruptcy. I doubt a single person will actually be fired in this particular context.