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REI issued the layoffs just weeks after announcing 11 new co-ops opening across the country over the next 2 years.

2024 has already proven to be a difficult year for layoffs. Here's some tech and retail companies that have laid off employees of late.

These two sectors are shedding jobs amid a wave of cost-cutting.

Recreational Equipment Inc. will reduce its workforce by about 357 people, with 121 of those employees coming from distribution centers like the one in Bedford County, according to a message shared by REI CEO Eric Artz. The cuts will impact “200 people at headquarters, six in (sales and customer service), 30 in experiences and 121 […]

2024 has already proven to be a difficult year for layoffs. A handful of companies have been making job cuts in recent weeks, bringing uncertainty for workers across industries.

Just days before REI closes its location in downtown Portland, the company has announced hundreds of layoffs nationwide.

Microsoft has decided to lay off 1,900 employees working for Activision Blizzard and Xbox -- two videogame workforces within the company -- this week.

More than 300 people working for the outdoor retail company will lose their jobs, REI CEO Eric Artz announced.

SEATTLE (BRAIN) — The Seattle Times is reporting that REI is laying off 357 employees as the cooperative braces for a challenging year. The newspaper said REI CEO Eric Artz told employees the news on Thursday.According to the paper, layoffs will affect 200 headquarters employees, six from sales and customer support, 30 from teams that support classes and multiday trips, and

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