AMAZON LAYS OFF 30,000 EMPLOYEES — THE BIGGEST CUT IN COMPANY HISTORY
🔸 Amazon will lay off around 30,000 corporate employees starting tomorrow, marking the largest workforce reduction ever, impacting nearly all departments across the company.
🔸 The company currently employs about 1.54 million people worldwide, with approximately 350,000 working in corporate roles.
🔸 This move is part of CEO Andy Jassy’s cost-cutting and streamlining strategy, as artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly replaces traditional jobs.
🔸 Since 2022, Amazon has already eliminated 27,000 positions, and this new wave is considered the biggest layoff in the tech industry since 2020.
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🔸 Amazon will lay off around 30,000 corporate employees starting tomorrow, marking the largest workforce reduction ever, impacting nearly all departments across the company.
🔸 The company currently employs about 1.54 million people worldwide, with approximately 350,000 working in corporate roles.
🔸 This move is part of CEO Andy Jassy’s cost-cutting and streamlining strategy, as artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly replaces traditional jobs.
🔸 Since 2022, Amazon has already eliminated 27,000 positions, and this new wave is considered the biggest layoff in the tech industry since 2020.
#btc
