All layoff events · 4,426 total

Disney is initiating layoffs of approximately 1,000 employees across its marketing, publicity, and awards divisions. The reductions will impact various brands including Hulu, FX, ESPN, and ABC News as part of a cost-saving and efficiency measure.

Carvana has implemented nationwide layoffs that are impacting its local workforce in Atlanta.

Shutterfly is closing its technology development center in Haifa, Israel, as part of a global restructuring. The move will result in the layoff of approximately 80 employees as the company consolidates its web and app teams in the United States.

Bright Planet Solar, a Massachusetts-based solar installation company, laid off 60 workers at its Provo, Utah location. The layoffs began in late April 2026 and were completed by early May.

Snap Inc. announced a reduction of approximately 1,000 positions, or 16% of its global workforce, citing AI-driven productivity gains. The restructuring is part of a plan to reduce the company's annualized cost base by more than $500 million.

Following its $500 million acquisition of Eventbrite, Italian tech company Bending Spoons has reduced a large portion of the ticketing platform's workforce. The cuts are part of a restructuring effort to lower costs and accelerate product development.

Tesla confirmed its Texas Gigafactory workforce was reduced by 22% during 2025, with headcount falling from 21,191 to 16,506. The reduction follows a period of declining sales and a shift in manufacturing priorities toward autonomous vehicles.

Pete Marino is stepping down as president of Lofted Spirits. The leadership change comes as the Kentucky bourbon producer faces a whistleblower lawsuit and has implemented layoffs.

Oracle reportedly laid off approximately 12,000 employees in India, a move attributed to the company's transition toward automation. The layoffs were accompanied by the revocation of job offers at premier engineering institutions like the IITs and NITs.

Shopify reportedly reduced its workforce by more than 30 positions across various teams in April 2026 as part of a restructuring in Canada.

Epic Games reduced its workforce in the San Francisco Bay Area as part of a broader series of layoffs. The job cuts were disclosed in state filings and affected dozens of employees.

Synopsys is laying off approximately 2,000 employees, or 10% of its workforce, following its $35 billion acquisition of Ansys. The restructuring is intended to eliminate organizational redundancies in administrative, IT, and sales functions as the company integrates the two businesses.

Columbus-based health technology firm CoverMyMeds is undergoing a round of layoffs and restructuring affecting multiple teams. The layoffs are expected to begin in June 2026 and continue through January 2027 as the company shifts focus away from certain pharmacy services.