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That news is hitting everyone pretty hard right now. From what I’ve heard circulating, the scope is definitely focused on logistics and distribution, but it’s impossible to tell if it stops there. The silence from leadership is the worst part—they keep pushing these 'efficiency' narratives while leaving us in the dark. It feels like the company is just shuffling numbers on a spreadsheet without considering the actual people or the operational strain this creates. Honestly, just keep your head down and start updating your resume, because the uncertainty is usually the first sign of more changes coming down the line.
I was talking to a contact in the regional office earlier today, and the word is that these cuts are part of a broader consolidation effort meant to streamline the entire supply chain. It’s definitely not just warehouse staff; they’re looking at administrative support roles too. It sucks that management is acting like everything is normal, but that’s the corporate script. They have to keep operations moving until the last possible second. Don't waste energy waiting for clear communication from them—just look out for yourself and prepare for the worst, because these targets rarely end with just one round of layoffs.