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DOGE National Park Announces Layoffs Amid Budget Cuts

EMPLOYEES AFFECTED
150
EFFECTIVE DATE
Oct 1, 2023

What we know

Location: DOGE National Park, USA.

Department affected: Park Services.

Based on news reporting.

Summary

DOGE National Park has laid off 150 employees from its Park Services department as part of a budget reduction strategy. The layoffs, which took effect on October 1, 2023, were attributed to decreased funding and the need to streamline operations. This decision reflects ongoing financial challenges faced by the park, which has seen a decline in visitor numbers and revenue. The affected employees were notified in advance, and the park management is working to support those impacted during this transition.

DOGE cut 150 jobs affecting its Park Services team as of October 1, 2023.

LayoffTalk has tracked 14 layoff events at DOGE since January 2022, affecting a combined 305,700 employees.

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EVENTS TRACKED
308K
AFFECTED SINCE 2022
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