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Mesquite ISD confirms layoffs as part of $24M budget reduction

Mesquite Independent School District (ISD) has announced significant financial adjustments. These plans involve substantial budget cuts totaling $24 million. A key component of these measures includes staff layoffs. These difficult decisions are being made in preparation for the 2026–27 school year. The district is implementing these changes to address its financial outlook.

https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/mesquite-isd-announces-24-million-budget-cuts-including-staff-layoffs-for-2026-27-school-year/


DePaul lays off 114 staff members to help reduce budget shortfall

The reduction accounts for 7.6% of full-time and part-time staff, according to a message from President Rob Manuel. The university is aiming to reduce $27.4 million in spending following a dramatic drop in international enrollment.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/12/15/depaul-university-layoffs/


Exxon plans to cut low-carbon spending by a third - Low Carbon Solutions Headcount Will Be Impacted

Dec 11, 2025

ExxonMobil plans to cut its low-carbon spending by a third, the latest sign of a pullback on decarbonization across most big oil companies. In its latest corporate outlook, Exxon raised its 2030 targets for earnings and cash flow each by $5 billion. That should be possible without new capital spending, the company said. But it will require low-carbon spending to fall to $20 billion from $30 billion, following what CEO Darren Woods described as lower-than-expected customer demand and less supportive government policies.

Hydrogen is among the divisions on hold, a trend across the industry, which has put more than 60 hydrogen projects on ice this year. Overall, oil majors’ green ambitions have mostly failed to pan out: Shell and BP, which pushed ambitiously into lower-carbon business lines only to pull them back, have seen their share prices fall to a deep discount relative to their US competitors.

— Tim McDonnell

https://www.semafor.com/article/12/11/2025/exxon-plans-to-cut-low-carbon-spending-by-a-third


Layoffs may come as Yale seeks to shrink staff amid budget cuts

Departments across the University may soon need to downsize or lay off employees to meet reduced budget targets as Yale cuts costs in preparation for the endowment tax hike set to take effect in July, administrators announced in a Wednesday message addressed to faculty and staff.

https://yaledailynews.com/blog/2025/12/04/layoffs-may-come-as-yale-seeks-to-shrink-staff-amid-budget-cuts/


Spokane Mayor proposes budget cuts, new tax to address $13 million deficit

As the city faces a shortfall, Mayor Lisa Brown unveils a proposed budget that includes at least 20 cut positions and a new tax aimed at stabilizing city finances.

https://www.krem.com/article/news/local/spokane-mayor-proposes-budget-cuts-new-tax/293-deac3673-adf3-4822-84cb-eafcbf4cbe1a


“We take security very seriously.”

So here’s the story, folks. This company, a very smart company, didn’t care about security for years. Total disaster. Then bo-m! They get hacked. Suddenly, they “find” all this money for cybersecurity, like it was hiding under the CEO’s golf clubs. Now they’re bragging about their “massive investment” in security and even rolled out a shiny new “promise to customers”. Very touching, very emotional stuff. But behind the scenes? They cut the budget for training the people who actually use and develop the systems. Brilliant strategy! They say it’s about protecting customers, but everybody knows it’s just about protecting their image. “We take security very seriously,” they say. Sure they do. About as seriously as they took it the day before the breach. Sad!


Tryon Palace Layoffs

Company: Tryon Palace
Source: WITN

State confirms layoffs at Tryon Palace
Summary: North Carolina’s Department of Natural and Cultural Resources confirmed that around 20 part-time historic interpreters at Tryon Palace were laid off in October due to budget constraints. Leadership said holiday programming would continue despite staffing changes.
City: New Bern
State: North Carolina
https://www.witn.com/2025/11/08/state-confirms-layoffs-tryon-palace/


Layoff at Leidos at NIWC

Due to budget cuts within the program I supported, my position—along with around 20 others—was recently eliminated. Over the past several months, the environment had become increasingly stressful as I noticed our team size steadily shrinking, so while this change was difficult, it wasn’t entirely unexpected.


Staff layoffs due to budget shortfall

On 10/23/25 approximately 5% of Marymount’s staff were laid off. Reduced federal grants, reduced international students, and reduced graduate enrollment were cited. Anecdotal evidence suggests the actual percentage of cut staff was higher. Staff across all support areas, including finance, the library, research, HR and student support were all eliminated to help close the budget.


Keeping costs down

As we continue to feel strains and increased costs as a company perhaps looking at top exec costs would help cut off some of that. Are there business travels at that level that are really needed or lunches for those in those positions that really need to be paid for? How are leaders paid more and advancing levels when others are not? How many additional senior leaders do we really need? Our members need to be able to reach live, direct workers. Happy employees lead to happy members and business which organically leads to overall better business. Telling associates benefits are more, AIP is less, and growth will not really happen is tough for lower ranking associates. I wonder when that piece of the puzzle will be realized by the business. Further consider these associates are also members trying to make it in the world today.


Cut travel budget not employees

So long as we keep sending managers on trips to oversee the offshore teams things ain’t gonnna change.
Why the heck are we paying people to give pep talks in India? This only means a plane load of people are taking their spouses on paid vacations.

How sad people are getting laid off while others get free vacations.


Hate To Say I Told You So!

2%?? TD Mike and AMEX SB Dunk Sathish must really be struggling. Imagine going back and telling HR "we need to cut 2%" instead of learning how to balance a budget. I told yall this months ago it was coming. Told you last month too. And someone wanted to comment on my last post to say "I was making this up"

I hope that person read the news today. Bet they won't comment on my post now...

More layoffs are coming too!!!


UL announces 70 layoffs to address budget crisis

The job cuts affect 70 employees. The decision, announced by Interim President Jaimie Hebert, aims to address a $25 million budget gap.

Hebert sent an email to faculty and staff about the layoffs, stating that the cuts will affect all divisions of the university.

https://www.kadn.com/news/local/ul-announces-70-layoffs-to-address-budget-crisis/article_1f601c0f-4944-42ad-bbe7-d5336290db96.html


Michigan State president reveals number of layoffs

Michigan State University President Kevin Guskiewicz said Wednesday morning that nearly a hundred support staff, faculty and academic staff and executive management were laid off as a result of university-wide budget cuts.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2025/10/22/michigan-state-msu-number-jobs-eliminated-university-cuts-president-guskiewicz/86833813007/


Harvard Lays Off Student Advisors and Lecturers in SEAS Cuts

Nearly a dozen positions that directly support students were among those eliminated in a sweeping round of layoffs at Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences earlier this month, according to a document obtained by The Crimson.

Roughly 35 staff members — or about 15 percent of SEAS’ total staff — were affected by the cost-cutting measure designed to mitigate the impacts of federal actions, the document showed.

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2025/10/21/seas-layoffs-student-advisors/


More layoffs could be coming

Santa Rosa City Schools is turning to pay cuts for its top administrators and other district managers as another way to dig out of its financial crisis — and lay the groundwork for more campus staff layoffs that top officials say are inevitable to stave off the threat of a state takeover.

https://www.pressdemocrat.com/2025/10/19/santa-rosa-schools-pay-cuts-layoffs/


Boulder County lays off 31 employees, cuts about 60 vacant positions

Boulder County announced Monday that it has eliminated about 90 positions, including laying off 31 employees and cutting about 60 vacant positions, because of a budget deficit.

The Boulder County Housing Authority and Boulder County Public Health also plan to eliminate an as-yet-to-be determined number of positions, according to the county. Boulder County spokesperson Gloria Handyside said she’s not currently releasing a list of the eliminated positions. She added the county is offering a voluntary severance package between Oct. 1 and Dec. 1.

https://www.dailycamera.com/2025/09/29/boulder-county-layoffs-budget-deficit/


Brown University to lay off 48 employees and eliminate 55 vacant roles

Brown University is laying off 48 employees and eliminating 55 vacant positions as part of a broader effort to shave $30 million off its budget, top leaders at the Ivy League institution announced Monday.

In August, the university blamed its financial challenges on recent federal policy changes, including an expected decline in research funding from the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Energy and other agencies. Prior to that, leaders warned that “significant cost-cutting” measures would be needed.

https://www.highereddive.com/news/brown-university-employee-layoffs-budget-reductions/761060/


Job cuts ongoing at Michigan State University

  • Michigan State University is reducing its general fund spending, leading to potential employee layoffs and job changes.

  • University officials estimate around 200 jobs could be eliminated, though the final number is still being determined.

  • The university plans to cut its general fund by 6% this year and a total of 9% over the next two years.

https://www.lansingstatejournal.com/story/news/local/2025/09/15/layoffs-michigan-state-general-fund-budget/86100312007/


WS/FCS board approves plan to reduce workforce

The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education approved a plan to reduce its workforce, impacting 81 positions and 42 people.

https://www.wfmynews2.com/article/news/education/winston-salem-forsyth-county-schools-board-of-education-budget-meeting-preview/83-95f011bf-1117-4183-960e-691295073f40