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Apple lays off over 600 employees after cancelling its EV and smartwatch display projects. Check for further details here. �� Apple Layoffs: Apple Lays Off Over 600 Employees in US State of California After Cancelling Self-Driving EV Project.

The workers were cut from eight offices in Santa Clara, according to the filings under the state’s Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, also known as WARN.

Apple was the one tech company that didnt announce mass layoffs. That was till now. Close to 700 employees have been asked to leave as two high-profile projects have reportedly been shelved

Apple layoffs come amid a wider restructuring in the tech industry. As per the report, 371 employees were let go from Apple’s main car-related office in Santa Clara, California, while dozens more at multiple satellite offices were impacted. Both the self-driving car and smartwatch products were scrapped by the tech giant earlier this year.

Layoffs, which began at the end of 2023 and are still ongoing, are unlikely to end, demonstrating how the major industries are experiencing a recession and how the industries are taking tough measures to address the situation.

Apple reportedly shuts down its Data Operations Annotation team from San Diego and informed them to relocate to Austin. The tech giant offered relocation stipend to the employees, however some of them showed unwillingness to move. �� Apple Layoffs Austin: Tech Giant To Shut Down Its ‘Data Operations Annotations’ Team Working on Siri Enhancement in San Diego, Offers To Relocate to Austin.

Apple has reportedly told employees that they have until the end of February to decide if they will relocate. If they don’t, the workers will be terminated on April 26.

As per the reports, the team, currently based in San Diego, is facing a relocation request to Austin, Texas. Apple wants the San Diego squad to merge with its Texas counterpart.

Apple is shutting down its AI team of 121 employees, known as Data Operations Annotations, in San Diego and relocating them to Austin. The team focuse

In the last one year or more, thousands were shown the door at tech giants offices. Amazon, Microsoft, Twitter, Meta among others resorted to multiple rounds of layoffs. Amid fears, Apple CEO Tim Cook has said that layoffs at Apple will be made only as a last resort. -- aaa