IBM Appears to Be Moving Thousands of Jobs to India

Amid Layoffs in US, IBM To Shift Hiring to India

IBM is reportedly laying off nearly 9,000 employees across multiple locations in the United States, including California, New York, Texas, and North Carolina. A significant portion of these layoffs is affecting the Cloud Classic division, with IBM shifting employment to India as part of its restructuring strategy. Some laid-off employees were reportedly asked to train their replacements in India before leaving. The company’s CEO, Arvind Krishna,…

Dismissals at IBM in the United States are more important than announced, according to The Register, and jobs are transferred to India in a blatant manner. Armonk's firm announced that 173 jobs were opened in India in January 2024, then more than 2,900 in November 2024 and finally more than 3,800 today. IBM reportedly eliminated nearly 12,000 jobs [...] The post IBM: Job transfer to India seems to be more massive than announced appeared first on…

IBM Appears to Be Moving Thousands of Jobs to India

Amid reports of broader IBM layoffs, it appears the iconic tech company is quietly moving thousands of roles to India. Multiple outlets have reported on IBM’s layoffs, with The Register describing them as “ongoing layoffs.” According to the outlet, IBM doesn’t just appear to be laying people off, but seems to be moving thousands of roles to India. A look at IBM’s career page shows 3,722 jobs available in India, as of the time of writing, up from…

IBM to layoff thousands of US employees to shift hiring to India

IBM is planning to lay off thousands of employees across its Cloud Classic segment in the United States, according to a recent report by The Register. The employees were reportedly asked to train Indian employees on their job roles as they would have to exit the company soon. Teams that are at risk of layoffs are believed to consist of those responsible for consulting, corporate social responsibility initiatives, sales, cloud infrastructure offe…

Not long ago, The Register reported that IBM was laying off thousands of people in various cities across the United States. Former and current IBM employees told the publication that the situation is more complicated than it seemed: some are being replaced by AI, and some by cheaper labor from India.