Dyson Announces Unexpected Job Cuts at Singapore Headquarters

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|Times of India|9 months ago

Dyson has announced unexpected job cuts at its Singapore headquarters, affecting employees in manufacturing and procurement. Notifications were sent via email for individual meetings where HR informed staff of their redundancy. Employees expressed shock and low morale, recalling the sudden nature of the layoffs, which came just three months after Dyson assured that its headquarters would remain unaffected by previous restructuring. A Dyson spokesperson stated that the company is evolving its teams to ensure the right skills are in place, while maintaining its growth ambitions in Singapore.

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