Layoffs

Spotify's CHRO has ruled out that the company will force its employees back into offices: “You can’t spend a lot of time hiring grown-ups and then treat them like children.”

Samsung is purportedly planning to reduce its global staff by nearly 30% in certain international departments.

A court has ordered X to pay more than $600,000 in compensation for unfair dismissal to an employee who hadn't resigned.

U.S. companies have laid off 5,430 workers directly or indirectly because of AI.

50% of Dell employees continue to work remotely despite threats and pressure from the company.

A Singapore company fired a computer engineer but didn’t revoke his access permissions. It led to $678,000 worth of damage.

With the reported layoffs, Microsoft is essentially leaving the HoloLens 2 team on the edge of death.

For years, Amazon has used the so-called “hire to fire” practice.

The tech company has introduced a new color-coding system to monitor when staffers go to the office.