Kyndryl takes employees' pulse while cutting off circulation for some

Kyndryl sent redundancy notices and an employee sentiment survey to workers on the same day, a move the tech services company described as a "commitment to listen." The simultaneous delivery of layoff notifications and a morale assessment highlights the tension between workforce reductions and efforts to gauge employee engagement.

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