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Aurora Innovation, an autonomous vehicle technology company, has announced a workforce reduction of 3% as part of a reorganization exercise. The company, which had 1,700 employees by the end of 2022, conducted a review to ensure maximum efficiency. In a statement attributed to Cristopher Barrett, the senior vice president of people, Aurora confirmed that a limited number of roles were eliminated.

Aurora had 1,700 employees by 2022-end, as per the company's securities filings. "As we move toward commercial launch, we recently reviewed the entire organization to ensure we are working as effectively as possible ... Through this process, a limited number of roles were eliminated which impacted 3 percent of our total workforce," according to a company statement attributed to Cristopher Barrett, senior vice president, people. Aurora has partnerships with Continental AG and Vol...

San Francisco, Jan 25 (IANS) Autonomous vehicle technology company Aurora Innovation has laid off three per cent of its workforce at the starting of this

Autonomous vehicle technology company Aurora Innovation has laid off three per cent of its workforce at the starting of this year, the media reported.As per the company, Aurora employed about 1,800 employees as of the end of 2023, reports ...

According to sources with knowledge of the situation, Aurora Innovation, a company that develops autonomous vehicles, recently made the decision to lay off several employees. This move comes as the company continues to work towards its goal of launching a “driverless” self-driving trucks business by the end of 2024. The Pittsburgh-based company, with additional facilities …

Aurora cut 3% of its workforce as the company presses forward to deploy a commercial self-driving trucks business by the end of the year.

Aurora Innovation, the autonomous vehicle technology company aiming to launch a "driverless" self-driving trucks business by the end of 2024, laid off dozens of workers this month, according to sources familiar with the action. The Pittsburgh-based company, which also has facilities in California, Colorado, Texas and Montana, has since confirmed that about 3% of its workforce was laid off in the beginning of the year, following an organizational review. Aurora employed about 1,800 wo...