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Amazon to cut thousands of jobs

Amazon to cut thousands of office jobs, report says. It’s partly about AI.

Amazon had around 350,000 corporate employees and CEO Andy Jassy has said he intends to permanently reduce those numbers.

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Exclusive-Amazon plans thousands more corporate job cuts next week, sources say

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Amazon to cut thousands of jobs in sweeping corporate layoffs

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Amazon layoffs: Which departments will get affected as e-commerce giant cuts jobs?

US-based tech and e-commerce giant Amazon is planning a second round of job cuts next week, as part of its broader goal of trimming its workforce by 30,000, according to news agency Reuters.

India Today · 2d

Amazon set to announce mass layoffs next week, around 16000 jobs on the line

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1,000 Indian may lose jobs as Amazon plans 2nd round of job cuts

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Amazon Prepares Fresh Layoffs, Up to 16,000 Jobs at Risk; India Teams Likely Affected

Unlike previous cuts that were largely concentrated in the United States, this wave is expected to affect international teams too — including employees in India.

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Shockwave at Amazon: 14,000 jobs could be cut as early as next week!

Outlook Business · 1d

Amazon Isn’t Done with Layoffs Yet, More Job Cuts Loom Soon

ABC15 Arizona

Amazon cuts 14,000 corporate jobs as spending on artificial intelligence accelerates

Amazon will cut about 14,000 corporate jobs as the online retail giant ramps up spending on artificial intelligence while cutting costs elsewhere. In June, CEO Andy Jassy, who has aggressively sought to cut costs since becoming CEO in 2021, said that he ...

FOX 10 Phoenix

Amazon cutting 14,000 jobs amid company's investment in AI

Amazon workers impacted by job cuts were informed in a company letter Tuesday. The organization made the move as it continues its investment into artificial intelligence initiatives. Several weeks ago, Amazon conducted layoffs in its human resources ...

The Times-Tribune

Amazon, LCCC plan jobs training as data centers boom

“The machine will tell me if I did something wrong,” Figgins said while demonstrating his job as a fiber optic splicer during a workshop that Amazon Web Services and Luzerne County Community College held on Jan. 14 about jobs that the boom in data centers will create and how to train for them.