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New data shows Amazon's workforce rise in automated machines. As the world gets more technologically advanced, more robots are appearing as workers in different companies to replace employees from their jobs, and this is something seen on Amazon.

Reuters reported that the layoff will primarily affect the retail and human resource development sections of the company

Amazon has already begun the process of reducing its overall workforce. The first in line are the contractors working in recruiting jobs. Amazon is expected to start laying off around 10,000 full-time employees this week

After experiencing the "most profitable era on record" during the COVID-19 pandemic years, Amazon's growth slowed to the lowest rate in two decades, forcing the tech giant to trim its workforce, reported 'New York Times'.

An Amazon warehouse in Staten Island makes history as the first of the company’s locations to vote in favor of forming a union.