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Tesla, Google and Microsoft's Ongoing Job Cuts Could Backfire for Them

Tesla, Google, and Microsoft won't stop laying people off. Here's why that could backfire.

Boeing needs a radical board shake-up to regain its altitude

A CEO switch with shareholders still in full control of the company may not help. What it needs is safety-focused employee representatives on its board now. It’ll help it regain trust.

The way companies handle layoffs is brutal — and bad for business

Over the past few years, TikTok has become the birthplace of seemingly every new work-related buzzword. It started with "quiet quitting" back in 2022, which

Why Media, Tech, Gaming Layoffs Are Happening in 2024

Since the start of the year, media, tech and video gaming industries have been hit hard by layoffs.

Layoffs Are Sometimes Unavoidable, but They Don't Have to Be Cruel

Frog-marching employees out the door and disappearing them on Slack is not only degrading to employees it's also counterproductive for employers.

Execs use many words to avoid one: Layoffs

Nintendo CEO once halved salary to prevent layoffs—why that's uncommon

Nintendo's CEO once took a 50% pay cut to avoid layoffs. Here's why it worked for the video game company, says expert and why it's not always a perfect fix.

Bosses resort to layoffs euphemisms amid backlash fears

Managers are running out of ways to say you no longer have a job, but the way the bad news is delivered is more important than ever.

How companies say 'layoffs' without saying 'layoffs'

A lexicon to describe layoffs euphemistically became more common in the late 1980s and 1990s as job cuts were normalized, according to Sucher. Previously, layoffs were more rare, and mostly the result of a manufacturer closing its plant in a town.