Is the GA plant closure just the start of Q2 reductions?

It’s officially confirmed—103 folks got the axe in East Point. I’ve been tracking the WARN notices for this sector, and seeing it hit Packaging Corp feels like a massive wake-up call for those of us sitting in other locations. I’ve been hearing whispers from people in middle management that there’s a target list for 2025 that goes way beyond just the Georgia facility. They always frame these cuts as 'streamlining assets,' but let’s be real: this is about spooking the shareholders and boosting margins at the expense of people who have been here a decade or more. If you’re at a site that hasn’t been hit yet, keep your head down, but start archiving your performance reviews and networking externally now. I remember the last round of cuts—they promised it was 'one-and-done' and then circled back six months later to strip the skeleton crew even thinner. Don't fall for the loyalty trap. If anyone has intel on whether they are offering any retraining or if the severance packages are actually meeting the WARN requirements, please share. The lack of transparency from the top is honestly the most infuriating part of this whole process.