Workforce intelligence for the people who need it.
We track every announced layoff globally — cross-referenced against government filings, corporate disclosures, and verified reporting — so journalists, investors, and affected employees can see what's really happening.
The public record was scattered.
Layoffs have been happening at unprecedented scale — nearly a million people cut in a single year across tech, finance, and retail — but the public record is scattered across press releases, government filings, and news threads. Journalists piece stories together from memory. Investors rely on aggregators with inconsistent methodologies. Employees hear rumours before they hear facts.
Workforce reductions are one of the most consequential economic signals there is. They affect livelihoods, stock prices, and policy. They deserve the same rigour as earnings reports and macro data — not best-guess spreadsheets maintained by volunteers.
That's what this is: every event verified against at least two independent sources, every number traceable to an original filing or disclosure, every page refreshed within minutes of publication.
We don't take money from tracked companies.
We take no money from tracked companies. We don't accept advertising on public pages. We don't remove verified events at the request of a company, PR firm, or employee. Revenue comes from embed licences and the private candidate register — not from the companies we cover.