Major Layoffs In July: Microsoft, UKG, Unacademy, Dyson And More
7 months, 2 weeks ago

Major Layoffs In July: Microsoft, UKG, Unacademy, Dyson And More

ABP News  

Layoffs across the industry are not showing any signs of slowing down, as companies continue to fire a significant number of employees this month as well. Dyson Layoffs Dyson, the manufacturer of vacuum cleaners and hair styling tools, has announced plans to reduce its workforce in Britain by nearly 1,000 employees. Intuit Layoffs IT firm Intuit plans to cut its workforce by 1,800 employees as part of a strategy to replace underperforming staff and executives with new hires. Salesforce Layoffs Salesforce has reportedly reduced its workforce by approximately 300 employees as part of a broader effort to optimise operations, underscoring the tech industry's continued focus on cost management. WayCool Layoffs Chennai-based agriculture supply chain startup WayCool Foods has reportedly laid off over 200 employees across multiple departments.

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Layoffs Bloodbath In Big Tech Impacts 150,000 Jobs In 2024 As Industry Suffers: Report
3 months, 1 week ago

Layoffs Bloodbath In Big Tech Impacts 150,000 Jobs In 2024 As Industry Suffers: Report

ABP News  

The tech industry in 2024 has undergone a major wave of layoffs, with big players in the sector trimming their workforces to streamline their operations. About 150,000 employees have lost their jobs across major firms such as Tesla, Cisco, Microsoft, SAP, and Intel, a report by The Times of India revealed. Intel The tech giant announced that it will trim …

LinkedIn Layoffs: Professional Networking Firm Fires 200 Employees, Says Report
3 months, 2 weeks ago

LinkedIn Layoffs: Professional Networking Firm Fires 200 Employees, Says Report

ABP News  

LinkedIn has reportedly laid off around 200 employees, representing about 1 per cent of its global workforce, over the past two weeks. In 2023, the company conducted several rounds of layoffs and began phasing out its China-focused job app, citing shifting market conditions. Additionally, LinkedIn’s parent company, Microsoft, has also implemented multiple layoffs in 2024, cutting more than 1,000 jobs …

Tech Layoffs: IT Industry Fires Over 100,000 Employees Till July 2024
7 months, 1 week ago

Tech Layoffs: IT Industry Fires Over 100,000 Employees Till July 2024

ABP News  

The technology sector experienced a continued wave of layoffs in July 2024, resulting in the elimination of more than 8,000 positions across 34 technology companies. UKG To Lay Off 2,200 Employees UKG has revealed plans to reduce its workforce by 14 per cent to approximately 2,200 employees. Intuit To Lay Off 1,800 Employees Intuit, the California-based financial management software company, …

Microsoft Layoffs: Tech Giant Fires Over 1,000 Employees Across Departments, Says Report
9 months, 1 week ago

Microsoft Layoffs: Tech Giant Fires Over 1,000 Employees Across Departments, Says Report

ABP News  

Microsoft Layoffs: Microsoft is reportedly laying off its workforce, with reports indicating that over 1,000 employees are being laid off across various units. According to The Information report, citing sources familiar with the matter, “most of the job cuts are within the company’s Strategic Missions and Technologies org, which aims to sell Microsoft’s cloud software and server rentals for businesses …

Tech and retail companies layoffs: Microsoft, TikTok, Google, Macy's and more
1 year, 1 month ago

Tech and retail companies layoffs: Microsoft, TikTok, Google, Macy's and more

Hindustan Times  

2024 has already proven to be a difficult year for layoffs. Here's some tech and retail companies that have laid of employees of late: REI layoffs REI is laying off 357 workers, mostly in the outdoor retailer's headquarters and distribution centers. Levi's layoffs Levi Strauss & Co. is slashing its global corporate workforce by 10% to 15% in the first …

From Microsoft to Levi’s, here’s a look at tech and retail companies that have recently made layoffs
1 year, 1 month ago

From Microsoft to Levi’s, here’s a look at tech and retail companies that have recently made layoffs

Associated Press  

2024 has already proven to be a difficult year for layoffs. Here’s some tech and retail companies that have laid of employees of late: REI layoffs REI is laying off 357 workers, mostly in the outdoor retailer’s headquarters and distribution centers. In a letter to employees, CEO Eric Artz noted that “outdoor specialty retail has experienced four quarters of decline …

LinkedIn becomes latest tech company to conduct layoffs
1 year, 4 months ago

LinkedIn becomes latest tech company to conduct layoffs

The Independent  

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LinkedIn, which helps people get jobs, lays off over 700 employees
1 year, 10 months ago

LinkedIn, which helps people get jobs, lays off over 700 employees

Op India  

LinkedIn, the Microsoft-owned platform focused on helping others find jobs has carried out its second round of layoffs, affecting as many as 716 employees. CEO Ryan Roslansky wrote a letter to employees stating that the job cuts were aimed at streamlining the company’s operations and would remove layers to make faster decisions. The website reads, “Despite our initial progress, InCareer …

Tech Layoffs: Over 1 Lakh Employees Lose Job So Far In 2023 Alone; Company-Wise Layoff List
2 years, 1 month ago

Tech Layoffs: Over 1 Lakh Employees Lose Job So Far In 2023 Alone; Company-Wise Layoff List

News 18  

Tech Layoffs In 2023: Citing cost cutting due to macroeconomic pressures, tech companies across the world have resorted to layoffs in the past months. The year 2023 has witnessed mass layoffs by companies such as Google, Microsoft, Salesforce and Amazon, among others. Apart from these, Salesforce laid off 8,000 employees, Dell sacked 6,650, IBM about 3,900, SAP nearly 3,000, Zoom …

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