Global Layoffs News Today

The global data protection and ransomware firm Veeam has reportedly laid off 300 employees. The workforce reduction reportedly came with recent changes in the organisational structure.

The big tech pack of ‘FAAMNG’ companies in India, including Facebook (Meta Platforms), Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Netflix, and Google, are experiencing

A new report from Global Energy Monitor predicts that the transition away from coal in the energy system will result in the loss of 100 mining jobs per day through 2035, mostly in China and India. By 2050, the global coal mining job losses are expected to rise to nearly 1 million, as wind and solar power become more affordable. To mitigate the social impact of layoffs, the report suggests giving ex-miners priority for job opportunities related to mine shutdowns, such as land rehabilitation and e...

Niantic, creator of the hugely popular Pokemon Go game, has laid off 230 employees as the gaming industry faces a slowdown. Announcing the layoffs and major organisational changes, including cancellation of its NBA and Marvel games, CEO John Hanke said in a statement: “We have allowed our expenses to grow faster than our revenue.”

Vodafone layoffs: The British telecom giant’s new chief executive Margherita Della Valle has announced that the company be reducing its global workforce by 11,000 employees over the next three years.

The layoffs at the global news network are expected to mark the deepest cut to the organisation in many years.

As more and more companies across the spectrum sack employees amid the global meltdown, at least 853 tech companies worldwide have laid off about 137,492 employees to date, and the tally is only going north amid recession fears.