Compass Layoffs

20 layoff events · 3,511+ employees laid off since 0020

Compass most recently announced layoffs on January 5, 2023 in New York City. Below is every Compass layoff we've tracked, with headcount, location, severance, CEO pay and how the stock reacted.

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Newest entry: January 5, 2023

Company
Laid off
City
CEO Pay
Industry
Date
Stage
Stock since layoff
Source
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New York City 🇺🇸
Thomas Schuetz - $5.3M
Real Estate
Jan 5, 2023
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2023-01-05)â–² 343.5%
271
New York City 🇺🇸
Thomas Schuetz - $5.3M
Real Estate
Sep 20, 2022
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2022-09-20)â–² 251.7%
450
New York City 🇺🇸
Real Estate
Jun 14, 2022
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2022-06-14)â–² 72.9%
22
San Jose 🇺🇸
Writing And Editing
Apr 27, 2020
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2020-04-27)
Official Filing
2
Palm Springs 🇺🇸
Writing And Editing
Apr 16, 2020
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2020-04-16)
Official Filing
2
Sebastopol 🇺🇸
Writing And Editing
Mar 23, 2020
Severance - 1 weeks
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2020-03-23)
Official Filing
1
Santa Barbara 🇺🇸
Writing And Editing
Mar 23, 2020
Severance - 1 weeks
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2020-03-23)
Official Filing
20
San Jose 🇺🇸
Writing And Editing
Mar 23, 2020
Severance - 1 weeks
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2020-03-23)
Official Filing
4
Pasadena 🇺🇸
Writing And Editing
Mar 23, 2020
Severance - 1 weeks
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2020-03-23)
Official Filing
1
Palm Springs 🇺🇸
Writing And Editing
Mar 23, 2020
Severance - 1 weeks
Public
COMP $10.2
Last 12 months; dot = layoff (2020-03-23)
Official Filing
Compass stock vs layoffs COMP
Daily closing price (split-adjusted)Beat the S&P 500 in the week afterLagged the S&P 500Too recentBigger dot = more people laid off

17 earlier layoffs not shown (before the price history starts).

Compass layoffs: frequently asked questions

Is this data verified?

Yes, each & everything we report on 6figr.com is verified numbers only. As our cornerstone differentiator is authentic & accurate data.

What is the source of this data then?

It's a mandate that companies must file reports about layoffs to the government so that unemployment benefits are not abused. We extract data from these filings, which are buried in pdfs. cleanse, organise & present this data. So that you, the employee knows the inside health of a company through numbers & not by their marketing propaganda.

Why do this?

We believe information can be empowering, and that the financial health of a company is best known through numbers — and the shocks are first felt by the employees at the epicenter through layoffs whilst much further later in the market. So if we’re betting years of our life working for a company, it makes sense to be aware of the company’s past acts.

When did Compass last lay off employees?

Compass most recently announced layoffs on January 5, 2023 in New York City.

How many employees has Compass laid off?

6figr has tracked 20 Compass layoff events since 0020, affecting at least 3,511 employees in total.

Where did Compass lay off employees?

Compass layoffs we've tracked were mostly in New York City, San Jose and Palm Springs.

What are the salaries of employees at compass?

Browse compass salaries by job title, experience & location.

Are robots responsible for this layoff at compass?

Explore Future of work to identify if certain jobs are at risk because of automation.

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