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IBM Going International (and India)

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 17, 2025,

updated Feb 17, 2025

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Based on new activity in thelayoff.com, IBM isn't waiting until spring. The managers made their plans known (the CEO talked about layoffs last month) and also put staff on notice or threw some PIPs their way. It's not only in north America; European workers are also "E" (as in, "expensive"):

until spring
the CEO talked about layoffs last month
PIPs
HTTPS image: Yes also for Europe. Announced via EWC.

That was a few hours ago. 2 hours earlier:

↺ HTTPS: That was a few hours ago
↺ HTTPS: 2 hours earlier
HTTPS image: Name of a good employment lawyer USA

IBM is going "I" (inexpensive, not international):

HTTPS image: Feb 17 Public Jobs listing

Same time as the above. It's Monday and a national holiday (President's Day).

Cheapening one's workforce might lessen expenses and make income/profit look good, but that comes at a long-term cost. "Goodwill" at IBM isn't really worth over 60 billion dollars. That's just fantasy. █

"Goodwill" at IBM isn't really worth over 60 billion dollars
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