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Canon USA’s Crisis: Layoffs, Market Share Loss, and a Toxic Culture. (Thelayoff.com/canon)

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Tonernews.com, November 17, 2025. USA
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    Canon is facing a crisis, and its employees are speaking out. Recent posts on TheLayoff.com reveal a company struggling with shrinking market share, a toxic corporate culture, and a questionable approach to layoffs. Here’s a look at the key issues raised by employees.
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    Manipulated Sales Numbers: A Fictitious Reality

    Canon’s “sales journal” is reportedly being manipulated for compensation purposes, with employees pointing out that the sales numbers used for bonuses don’t reflect actual market performance. This raises concerns about the company’s ability to properly assess its position in an increasingly competitive market.

    Layoffs: Long-Term Employees Are Expendable

    One of the most controversial issues is the company’s handling of layoffs. Employees claim that long-term staff are being let go, while expats (foreign workers) remain largely unaffected. This has fueled resentment, with workers feeling betrayed after years of loyalty to the company.

    Empty Surveys: Employees Feel Ignored

    Canon’s annual employee surveys are also under fire. Many employees are frustrated, noting that despite providing feedback, nothing ever changes. This has led to widespread cynicism about the company’s commitment to addressing worker concerns.

    Toxic Management and Bullying

    The most alarming issue raised is Canon’s workplace culture. Employees report bullying from management and unfair penalties for minor infractions, creating a climate of fear and distrust. With HR dismissing ethical concerns, employees feel powerless and unsupported.

    A Company on the Brink?

    Canon is at a crossroads. Its internal culture is deteriorating, market share is shrinking, and employee morale is at an all-time low. If Canon doesn’t address these issues soon, it may face a much larger crisis, one that could cost it both employees and customers. (see below)

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