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Is Vivendi Games laying off workers?

Not according to official filings. There is no WARN layoff notice from Vivendi Games in the last 12 months. The most recent was filed Sep 8, 2008 for 1 job in Issaquah, Washington. WARN covers larger layoffs only, so smaller cuts may not appear.

54 roles affected across 2 filings.

Canary status: SingingEVIDENCE-BASED · NOT A PREDICTION
No WARN filing or SEC event in the recent window — quiet on the wire right now.
CanaryWhistle's own assessment, computed from the public filings listed on this page. It is a read of hiring and workforce activity, not a statement about Vivendi Games's solvency or creditworthiness. Not a credit rating and not financial advice. See our sources and method.

Filing history

Vivendi Games has filed 2 WARN notices in 2008, cutting 54 jobs in total. No new filings in the last 12 months. The most recent was Sep 8, 2008.

54
2008

Every filing

Issaquah, Washington
Filed Sep 8, 2008 (18y ago) · Effective · · official filing →
1
Layoff
REMOTE · SLIVER
Issaquah, Washington
Filed Jul 28, 2008 (18y ago) · Effective · · official filing →
53
Layoff

Questions

Is Vivendi Games laying off employees?

Not according to official filings. There is no WARN layoff notice from Vivendi Games in the last 12 months. The most recent was filed Sep 8, 2008 for 1 job in Issaquah, Washington. WARN covers larger layoffs only, so smaller cuts may not appear.

How many jobs is Vivendi Games cutting?

54 jobs across all 2 official WARN filings on record since 2008.

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