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Google has conducted another round of layoffs, this time affecting its recruiting group. Hundreds of recruiters were informed that they would be losing their jobs. This follows previous layoffs at Google earlier this year. The company is tightening its belt while still investing in artificial intelligence. The layoffs came as a surprise to employees, who were invited to a last-minute meeting to receive the news.

Google is reportedly laying off hundreds of employees from its recruiting team globally due to a decrease in demand. The company has not confirmed the exact number of people affected. The decision was communicated by Brian Ong, Google's recruiting vice president, who stated that it was a difficult decision and not one that anyone wanted to discuss again this year. In January, Google had announced plans to cut 12,000 jobs, affecting around 6% of its workforce.