How is it going with sales and earnings. The consolidation of service to outsourcing jobs to third world countries now shut down. How much has the senior leadership team be paid for making two decisions. Global and Fuji. Cit put a sell... — read more 

Anyone receive info on their payout of the rest of HCL bonus since we have surpassed the 1 year mark?

Or was everybody who was let go in the last month or so furloughed?

It's Friday post 5pm, no layoffs. Can the fake people get off this.site, just bitter people. Let me ask you a question, is this your.life now checking this site? If.I tell you, "source" are.you going to.start gossip? Everyday is "Will.I.have a... — read more 

Have heard of same issue at a couple of other companies but they utilized Avaya.

and is on a respirator...so glad I left last year :)

One benefit of being a shareholder is your vote. I encourage people to consider the currently published proxy materials stating: Our Board unanimously recommends that you vote “FOR” all nominees for director, “FOR” ratification of the appointment... — read more 

During this COVID time, if you are a Direct Xerox Employee you will have a furlough not laid off. Why? For Xerox to save restructuring charges or severance cash. Allows Xerox to tap into various Locale specific Gov’t programs($$) to save our cash... — read more 

To legitimize layoffs you need at least reorgs and that's the email we all got this morning. Not surprising, but hey, is anyone going to be surprised by any bad news regarding xerox these days? The writing on the wall isn't there anymore: the wall... — read more 

Conduent stock price is $2.37 down from a 52 week high of over $14.00

Trusted source, all essential people laid off. Good thing we know in advance so we can go apply. The market is full of jobs!

Layoffs in LA coming by the weeks end

https://rbj.net/2020/04/07/xerox-to-produce-ventilators-in-webster/

Gartner has a nice write up, G00301169 that includes: “Xerox has plans to implement programs that will reduce costs by $2.4 billion over the next 3 years”. This from Feb 2016. It continues “financier Carl I, who owns 8% of Xerox’s shares... — read more 

Presidents and VP's were SCRAMBLING last week to pad their April forecast and make it seem like their core was business as usual. Mark my words. There will be a layoff from every department , totalling 20% from every department.. including... — read more 

Find the thread “To no ones surprise...” and Post ID: @4yze+14fa4XRk. It’s the best yet description of what has gone wrong with XRX since Icahn began running the show. Some will point out UB or others long ago had a hand in the company demise. That’s... — read more 

I'd bet there will be something coming mid April. This is just my gut feeling. HR is slow, furloughs are complex to structure but I'd be they will do it. They will probably use it to purge lower performers as well. I have no insider Xerox knowledge... — read more 

And why did Xerox do this.

Any news on layoffs? Anywhere in America. Conduent or direct or global?

Probably was never going to happen but given the current world circumstances it's best to back away. https://www.businessinsider.com/xerox-hp-ending-hostile-takeover-bid-2020-3

What strikes xerox hard in a few months is the realization by most of our customers that they can actually function pretty well remotely while saving money doing so.

People who were shown the door due to the coronavirus pandemic, were they laid off temporarily or for good? I'd just like to know how worried I should be in case I'm next.

Does anybody know if there are plans for lay offs in the Toronto Admin office, due to the pandemic?

NY discrimination (Eg age discrimination) cases need to be filed within 1 year of action. s-xual harassment cases (looking at Steve and John specifically now) have 3 years to file. If you were, or get, laid off do consider filing for punitive... — read more 

coming in april. good long time employees. this is really becoming a company of managers, salespeople, and outsourcing....no creation engine in this place, just cut cut cut......very sad the people further up the ladder only know spreadsheets and... — read more 

Xerox model is based upon people working in a physical office, and printing - the very thing that is literally banned across the world right now. I mean impression rates have literally gone to zero. And MPS?? no one in an office so same problem. ... — read more 

Since the giant layoffs in Xerox Saint John, now with the pandemic, we have the numbers to make the formation of a call center union not only feasible but possible. Stay tuned for the details and how to get information. Xerox is going to have to... — read more 

Why are the essential workers not given PPE? Are they wanting us to quit? Does anyone have an answer for this?

Production presses and software support folks in Toronto have started to get laid off after some went to Guatemala to train, one may presume, their replacement. How caring of Xerox. Especially to outsource support to clueless folks who can't work... — read more 

In order to protect all Xerox employees as 1st priority in this pandemic, most all contract workers have been furloughed for 3 long months–no pay or anything! IOW, at a time of steep decline of its stock and perhaps income, it had to protect the... — read more 

Except provide PPE. Zero. PPE is considered the minimum an employer should provide. Zero provided.

Heard HCL and/or Conduent got hacked last week, shutting down all the phone lines. Nobody could place service calls/order toner/. Anybody hear that?

We were in freefall as it is - I think this whole pandemic can simply ensure that we are done sooner rather than later.

The India lockdown is going to hurt those heavily outsourced there, like XRX. So sad. The US is acting as if they never saw a graph they understood. Smart companies may survive this. Xerox under Carl’s thumb of lackeys have not demonstrated... — read more 

I would think not. So shouldn't all/most of the employees be temporarily laid off ? Corning Glass just laid off ~400 because they did not meet the govt definition of essential business.

Xerox's workman's comp insurance company must be worried right now. They will be the ones that pay out claims for techs and others that get sick on the job because Xerox said they had to go to work.

There was talk about bankruptcy last time stock price was this low. It’s a very scary time right now.

Do you think Xerox is providing a safe workplace? Xerox is clearly not outlining which of our customers are part of what's considered essential. Do not expect me to expose my family for Xerox to provide non-essential service. Please stay at... — read more 

How sad, 25 years ago xerox could of done this, but no, we sold out to the outsourced devils, I hope the share holders now have reaped what they sowed! CSEs are just canon fodder...