Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric is showing signs of job cuts: bosses have signalled cuts, or hiring has frozen. Latest, on 9 September: Schneider Electric to reorganise multiple industrial sites in France, including closure of a plant in Vienne and consolidation of activities in Eure.
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The last 12 months
No cuts this quarter. No cuts announced in the last 90 days.
Which jobs, and where
How it compares in other
- Vimeo12.1% of staff
- The Rockefeller University1.8% of staff
- NetApp0.6% of staff
- University of Southern California0.2% of staff
- Emerson Electric0.1% of staff
- Schneider Electric—
Job cuts announced in the last 12 months, as a share of each employer’s workforce.
The evidence
Every report behind the rating, newest first, with its source. How we decide
- 9 September 2026 – 10 September 2026 · Reorganisation
Schneider Electric to reorganise multiple industrial sites in France, including closure of a plant in Vienne and consolidation of activities in Eure.
Tier 2 · Major outletBFMAlso reported by L'Usine Nouvelle
Every report (2)
- 9 September 2026 · Tier 2 BFM — Schneider Electric to reorganise multiple industrial sites in France, including closure of a plant in Vienne and consolidation of activities in Eure.
- 10 September 2026 · Tier 3 L'Usine Nouvelle — Schneider Electric is reorganising its industrial operations in France. 145 employees at the Chasseneuil-du-Poitou plant will be offered reclassification solutions.
Right of reply
Every fact above comes from Schneider Electric’s own statements or from named reporting, so no comment was sought before publication. Schneider Electric can correct the record at any time; anything approved is published here in full.
This is the Editor’s opinion based on the sources listed.