Layoff Report

Confirmed: 62 roles cut in Dallas as of yesterday

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·30d ago·2 comments

Just saw the official WARN notice come through for the Dallas location. 62 positions gone as of August 5th. I know there have been whispers on the floor for weeks, but seeing it on paper makes it hit different. For those of us still sitting at our desks, the atmosphere is incredibly heavy. Leadership is doing the usual 'no comment' dance, but we all know the Amazon volume drop-off is going to force their hand even further. If you're in a support role or anything remotely tied to those legacy contracts, please make sure you’ve backed up your personal files and updated your resume. I’ve been here for over five years and never seen morale this low. If anyone has intel on whether they are planning to roll out voluntary buyouts before the next round of involuntary cuts, please share. Watching the number climb toward that 30k projection is keeping me up at night.

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·30d ago

It’s honestly getting hard to keep track of the locations being impacted lately. I’ve been with the company for over a decade, and the vibe has shifted from 'we’re all in this together' to looking over your shoulder every time a supervisor walks by. My heart goes out to everyone in Dallas; it’s never just a number, it’s people’s livelihoods. The lack of transparency from management is the most frustrating part. They want us to stay focused and keep productivity high, but how can you expect that when we’re all terrified that our department is next on the chopping block?

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·30d ago

This is exactly why so many of us have been polishing our resumes on the down-low. The shift in volume is real, but the way leadership is handling the fallout is just cold. They treat the WARN notices like standard paperwork while entire teams are being gutted. I feel for those 62 people, but we all know the pressure is mounting across the network. If you’re not looking for an exit strategy yet, you’re just waiting for the axe to fall on your own desk. Stay safe out there, everyone.