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A ‘GOOD’ LAYOFF IS A MYTH FOR WORKERS

Jose Ramos believes Meta handled its November 2022 layoffs flawlessly, even if he was one of 11,000 workers who lost their jobs.

“The execution was just perfect,” says Ramos, who worked in partner operations support at Facebook. Meta successfully limited its security risks and protected customer privacy by restricting access once the layoff announcements occurred—while still being transparent with workers.

“The communication was

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