Layoff Report

Another WARN notice dropped for Dallas site

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·14d ago·2 comments

Just saw the latest WARN notice for the Dallas location. Only 27 people this time, but it’s the constant drip-feed that’s getting to everyone. It feels like they’re just shaving off small groups every couple of weeks to avoid hitting a threshold that would trigger a massive headline or a larger WARN filing. I’ve been hearing rumors that this is going to continue through Q4 across different departments. If you’re in a support role or non-essential program, keep your head on a swivel. Management is still hiding behind 'restructuring' as if that explains the lack of job security. Honestly, it’s getting hard to focus on deliverables when half the team is just waiting for the axe to fall. Is anyone else seeing this 'slow-roll' strategy happening in other regions too?

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·14d ago

The drip-feed strategy is definitely calculated. By keeping these rounds small, they avoid the optics of a massive layoff while slowly dismantling entire support structures. It creates a toxic environment where everyone is constantly looking over their shoulder, wondering if their department is next on the chopping block. At this point, the morale in Dallas is non-existent. If you’re not directly tied to a high-priority contract, assume the worst and start polishing your resume now. It’s better to be prepared than to be blindsided by another notice.

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·14d ago

Honestly, this is just how RTX operates now. They are obsessed with protecting the bottom line and keeping the stock price stable at the expense of their workforce. The 'slow roll' approach is meant to prevent a mass exodus of talent they might still need, but it’s failing because the top performers are already leaving voluntarily. Staying in a 'non-essential' role right now is basically volunteering to be the next target. If you have the opportunity to jump ship to a competitor, don't wait for the inevitable email from HR.