In 2025, the wave of layoffs in the tech industry continues, having cut over 22,000 jobs already this year, with February alone accounting for over 16,000. Major companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Chegg are among those making significant cuts to their workforce. The widespread job losses reflect a transition towards automation and AI, sparking discussions about the potential impact on innovation and the human workforce. The layoffs serve as a reminder of the tangible effects of shifting business strategies, with a detailed tracker following these developments.
The tech industry has seen over 150,000 job cuts in 2023 as companies continue to embrace AI, impacting innovation and the workforce.
Amazon is laying off around 100 employees from its devices division, reflecting a broader trend of significant staff reductions across major tech firms.
Microsoft's upcoming layoffs, affecting over 6,500 jobs, mark one of the company's largest reductions and highlight the ongoing trend of tech industry cutbacks.
Chegg's decision to cut 248 jobs emphasizes the shift towards AI tools, as traditional edtech platforms like Chegg struggle with declining user engagement.
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