US EditionAmazon Wants to Lay Off 978 Workers From Its Corporate Offices in Barcelona
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The issue of Amazon’s layoffs is beginning to affect the labour market in Spain, as expected, after the announcement of the restructuring of the logistics giant, and now it has come the turn of cities like Barcelona and Madrid. Can you imagine that one of the cities where Amazon has grown the most in recent years is just the one that will suffer the most from the cuts? Well that’s happening in Barcelona. The multinational has launched an ERE tha…
Amazon has launched one of the biggest job adjustments in the recent history of its operations in Spain. The multinational has informed workers’ representatives of its intention to dismiss 978 employees from its Barcelona corporate offices, a cut that falls within the ERE initiated by the company and could affect a maximum of 1,200 workers in the country. The announcement has set off alarms in the Catalan technology sector, where Amazon —which i…
80% of those affected by the ERO announced by the multinational are in the Catalan capital and the rest in the offices in Madrid
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