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Browse 2 companies tracked globally.

Every company in our database with at least one verified layoff round since January 2020. Filter by industry, country, or search by name.

Total companies
3,061
tracked since 2020
Total rounds
4,820
verified events
Total cuts
1,777,262
since January 2020
Last round
JPMorgan Chase
Nov 2, 2026

SIVL tracks 3,061 companies that have announced at least one verified layoff round since January 2020, totaling 1,777,262 job cuts across 4,820 rounds globally. Volkswagen leads by all-time cut volume, followed by Oracle and Microsoft. 412 companies have announced a round in the last 12 months. Listings refresh within 24 hours of a verified announcement.

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Showpad
#01 · GHENT, BE · MARTECH
Total cut102since 2020
Rounds2tracked
Last round · Apr 2024 →
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Collibra
#02 · BRUSSELS, BE · DATA & ANALYTICS
Total cut—since 2020
Rounds1tracked
Last round · Oct 2022 →

Frequently asked questions

Which company has laid off the most people since 2020?+
Volkswagen leads with 300,000 cuts across 4 rounds. Top 5 by total cuts: Volkswagen, Oracle, Microsoft, Volkswagen Group, Amazon.
How many companies have done layoffs?+
SIVL tracks 3,061 companies that have announced at least one layoff round since 2020, totaling 1,777,262 jobs cut globally. 412 of them have announced a round in the last 12 months.
What's the single largest layoff round on record?+
The biggest single round was 100,000 employees at Volkswagen on Jun 26, 2026.
Are layoffs accelerating or slowing right now?+
In the last 12 months tracked companies announced 983,570 cuts — 709% more versus the prior 12 months.
How often is the company tracker updated?+
Listings refresh as new rounds are verified — typically within 24 hours of a public announcement. 2 rounds were added in the past 7 days; the most recent was JPMorgan Chase on Nov 2, 2026.

About this companies tracker

SIVL began tracking layoffs in 2020. Since then 3,061 companies have announced 4,820 tracked rounds totaling 1,777,262 job cuts. Volkswagen leads by all-time cut volume.

Cuts concentrate heavily in a small number of companies. Volkswagen, Oracle, and Microsoft together account for a significant share of all tracked job losses. The single largest round on record was 100,000 at Volkswagen on Jun 26, 2026.

In the last 12 months, 983,570 jobs were cut across rounds at 412 active companies — 709% more versus the prior 12 months.

Methodology: All figures are verified against primary sources — government WARN filings, SEC filings, official company communications, and corroborating news coverage. Each round carries a verification tier (primary, corporate, or secondary). See the full methodology for the verification protocol and tracking criteria.
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