US EditionAmazon reportedly preparing to cut as many as 30,000 jobs
- Amazon will cut as many as 30,000 corporate jobs starting on Tuesday, according to Reuters.
- The layoffs are part of an efficiency drive by CEO Andy Jassy, following overhiring during the pandemic.
- These job cuts represent nearly 10% of Amazon's corporate workforce, marking its largest job reduction since late 2022.
- The layoffs could have significant effects on Amazon's workforce and the local economy, impacting many employees and their families.
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According to media reports, 30,000 office jobs are being cancelled. The company itself has not yet commented on the reports.
The first departures, which are expected to take place on Tuesday, mainly affect white collars. Fifth stock market valuation in the world and second employer in the United States after Wallmart, the multinational had not reduced its workforce so massively since 2022.
Reduce costs, use AI: Online giant Amazon probably wants to reduce thousands of jobs. This department is supposed to be particularly tough.
Amazon Layoffs: E-Commerce Giant Reportedly Plans Biggest Job Cuts in Company History; To Lay Off 30,000 Corporate Employees | 📲 LatestLY
Amazon is planning to cut as many as 30,000 corporate jobs beginning Tuesday. It is reported that the move is aimed at compensating for the overhiring which Amazon did during the peak demand of the COVID-19 pandemic. The news was confirmed by three people familiar with the matter. Notably, the 30,000 corporate job cuts would mark Amazon's largest job cut since late 2022. 📲 Amazon Layoffs: E-Commerce Giant Reportedly Plans Biggest Job Cuts in Co…
The pandemic has been massively stopped, and now Amazon is using the red pencil: According to the US media, the company is said to have massively lost jobs. The personnel department is therefore particularly affected.
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