Southwest announced it is cutting 15% of its corporate and leadership workforce. "This decision is unprecedented in our 53-year history," Southwest President and CEO Bob Jordan said in a statement. Southwest said the 1,

For the first time in its nearly 58-year history, Southwest Airlines announced it will be laying off hundreds of workers at its Dallas headquarters. On Monday, the airline announced it will be laying off 1,

Southwest Airlines Executive Vice President & Chief Transformation Officer Ryan Green is stepping down, according to a regulatory filing. His last day will be April 1.

Dallas-based Southwest Airlines announced Monday that it’s laying off 15% of its corporate employees. About 1,750 employees will be affected, according to a release from the airline. Eligible employees will continue to receive salary and benefits until April.

Southwest Airlines will lay off 1,750 employees at its Dallas headquarters for the first time in its history. DALLAS — For the first time in its 53-year history, Southwest Airlines announced it will be laying off hundreds of workers at its Dallas headquarters.

North Texas cities in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex have been hit with thousands of layoffs since the start of the year. In the latest, some 1,750 employees will be laid off from their jobs with Dallas-based Southwest Airlines – a roughly 15% corporate workforce reduction for the company.

The headlines are buzzing in Dallas lately – from the Luka Doncic trade to Southwest's layoffs to the Neiman Marcus closure. The city is going through rough times, and the Dallas mayor is sounding off on all of them.

The Dallas-based airline said Monday that the job cuts would be focused almost entirely on “corporate overhead and leadership positions,” including senior leadership and directors.

Southwest Airlines announces layoffs impacting over 1,000 employees at its Dallas headquarters for the first time in 53 years.

Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is cutting 15% of its corporate staff, it announced Monday. The layoffs amount to about 1,750 people; Southwest employs

The changes keep coming at Southwest Airlines. Starting Wednesday, flights covering the Dallas-based carrier's entire network of 117 destinations will become bookable through the online travel agency Expedia and other sites affiliated with the Expedia Group — such as Travelocity and Orbitz,

Southwest Airlines, the busiest carrier at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, has announced the first major layoffs in the Dallas company’s 53-year history.