Dyson has cut jobs at its Singapore headquarters, informing affected employees through meetings with HR. Described as a 'surprise', the layoffs have impacted the manufacturing and procurement departments.

The retrenchment exercise on Tuesday (Oct 1) was conducted “very discreetly”, with employees unsure how many were laid off.

Dyson conducted an unexpected round of layoffs at its Singapore office on 1 October, reportedly leaving their employees in a state of shock

Dyson Singapore has laid off employees in a "surprise" retrenchment exercise with only one day of notice. The UWEEI has spoken up on it.

Dyson, the popular self-care appliance brand, has reportedly laid off employees in the manufacturing and procurement sectors. Here's what we know so far.

SINGAPORE: Consumer electronics manufacturer Dyson laid off an undisclosed number of workers in Singapore in a surprise move on Oct 1 (Tuesday), blindsiding a union it had signed a collective agreement with.

DYSON conducted a retrenchment exercise on Tuesday (Oct 1), giving the labour union in Singapore only a day’s notice of the layoff. Read more at The Business Times.

Dyson conducted a retrenchment exercise on Tuesday (Oct 1), giving the labour union in Singapore only a day's notice of the layoff. The United Workers of Electronics and Electrical Industries (UWEEI) expressed disappointment with the appliance maker's conduct,

The layoffs, described as a “surprise” by affected workers, come three months after Dyson stated that Singapore, where its global headquarters are located, would not be direct