I see they cut off access for staff before telling them. not an atypical move, but I wonder if they were actually able to revoke all access, given there's systems like Kubernetes where some auth. types can't be revoked once granted.
It just makes me wonder what they'll be doing with 1000+ laptops and other devices. Do they expect people to send it back? Probably yes. I'd personally just declare: "I have low money and I had to fire your laptop service, thanks for the work of getting it to me, I'll be keeping it now."
I mean, that's what they do with the work of their employees. "I have low money and I had to fire you and 1000+ others, thanks for the work of making my company big, I'll be keeping it now."
If not, I feel sorry for the folks in charge of rounding up all this hardware to likely sit around and rot.
I think you could then expect a knock on your door from a couple of police officers. [1]
1. https://www.reddit.com/r/bestoflegaladvice/comments/v9acuq/l...