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Google has been struggling with the economic downturn that has affected multiple tech companies in the U.S. and around the world.

Google previously said it will slow down hiring for the remaining months of the year.

Google reportedly set to lay off employees amid worsening global economy - SiliconANGLE

Google has announced a two-week hiring freeze at the company following a recent memo to employees revealing that there would be a slowing of their hiring process for the remainder of the year. The company-wide memo encouraged workers to “be more entrepreneurial” and work with “more hunger.”

The hiring freeze would not affect offers already in the works but may affect workers seeking a contract extension. 

Inflation and volatile markets have triggered a surge of layoffs at several companies, in seemingly every sector of the economy. Now, fears of a potential recession are making even giants like Apple...

Google said that the freeze would not affect those who already got offers from the company. On Wednesday, July 20, Google announced that it would be taking a two-week hiring freeze.

Google has announced it is pausing hiring for two weeks, the latest company to do so amid the threat of an economic downturn.