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MindsEye Studio Downsizing Deepens as BARB Cuts Hit 170
business22 days ago

MindsEye Studio Downsizing Deepens as BARB Cuts Hit 170

Roughly 170 employees at MindsEye, the studio within Build A Rocket Boy, were laid off—leaving about 80 of 250 staff—marking the third round of cuts this year and following the closure of Build A Rocket Boy France. The moves come as the company pursues a MindsEye turnaround tied to its Everywhere project, with co-CEO Mark Gerhard attributing the layoffs to 'organized espionage and corporate sabotage' and former staff confirming departures on LinkedIn.

Ashes of Creation in Turmoil as Director Resigns and Mass Layoffs Hit Intrepid Studios
technology3 months ago

Ashes of Creation in Turmoil as Director Resigns and Mass Layoffs Hit Intrepid Studios

Intrepid Studios’ Ashes of Creation is reportedly undergoing mass layoffs after director Steven Sharif resigned in protest of board-directed decisions he could not ethically support, with multiple senior staff also departing. The company confirmed leadership upheaval and issued WARN Act notices, while the MMO remains in ongoing alpha and Early Access on Steam, with a development livestream planned and ongoing governance questions surrounding its future.

White House Prepares for Federal Layoffs Amid Shutdown Deadlock
politics8 months ago

White House Prepares for Federal Layoffs Amid Shutdown Deadlock

The Office of Management and Budget has instructed federal agencies to prepare for mass layoffs in case of a government shutdown, citing potential funding gaps and ongoing political disagreements between Republicans and Democrats over budget and health care issues. The memo indicates agencies may implement permanent layoffs through reduction-in-force notices if negotiations fail, with the shutdown deadline set for September 30.

Court Blocks 'Click to Cancel' Rule Amid Bureaucratic Hurdles
us-politics10 months ago

Court Blocks 'Click to Cancel' Rule Amid Bureaucratic Hurdles

The US government is undergoing significant changes, including the state department's plan to lay off nearly 1,800 staff as part of a major restructuring, a new bill to enforce the 'click-to-cancel' rule for subscriptions, and various political and legal developments involving the Trump administration, immigration issues, and congressional actions. Additionally, there are protests against federal immigration raids in California and concerns over climate assessment reports being removed by the Trump administration.

Supreme Court Approves Trump’s Federal Workforce Downsizing
government10 months ago

Supreme Court Approves Trump’s Federal Workforce Downsizing

The Supreme Court approved the Trump administration's plan to lay off tens of thousands of federal employees and downsize agencies without congressional approval, overturning a lower court order that blocked these layoffs. The decision highlights ongoing legal debates over the authority of the president versus Congress in federal agency reorganizations.

Trump seeks Supreme Court approval for federal layoffs
politics11 months ago

Trump seeks Supreme Court approval for federal layoffs

The Trump administration has returned to the Supreme Court with an emergency appeal to reverse a lower court order that blocked mass layoffs and reorganizations at federal agencies, a case that tests the president's authority over federal staffing. The case follows an executive order signed by Trump in February to reduce the federal workforce, affecting over 121,000 employees across multiple agencies. The 9th Circuit Court previously ruled that the order exceeded presidential powers, and the Supreme Court's decision could significantly impact the president's ability to reshape the federal government.

"Trump-Backed Leadership Triggers Mass Layoffs at RNC"
politics2 years ago

"Trump-Backed Leadership Triggers Mass Layoffs at RNC"

Following the takeover of the Republican National Committee by Donald Trump's allies, mass layoffs have been imposed, with over 60 officials, including senior staff members, being let go or asked to reapply for their jobs. This move, just eight months before the November election, has led to significant changes within the party apparatus, with the heads of the communications, data, and political departments among those affected. The new leadership, including Michael Whatley and Lara Trump, is swiftly restructuring the party, with plans to merge party and Trump operations and relocate finance and digital teams to Palm Beach, Florida.