All layoff events · 678 total

Disney is cutting several hundred jobs across its entertainment businesses, which includes 108 positions at Pixar's studio in Emeryville.

Amazon confirmed a new round of layoffs within its artificial general intelligence (AGI) organization as part of a restructuring effort. The company is shifting focus toward high-priority AI initiatives while providing severance and benefits to affected U.S. employees.

Oracle reportedly reduced its workforce by 21,000 employees as it pivoted resources toward artificial intelligence infrastructure and spending. The cuts occurred alongside significant investments in AI power requirements.

The closure of eSolutions in Chautauqua County resulted in more than 300 job cuts within the local manufacturing industry during the second quarter of 2026.

Leggett & Platt is closing the Elite Comfort Solutions foam manufacturing facility in Newnan, Georgia. The closure will result in the elimination of 102 jobs as operations are consolidated across three locations.

Community Healthlink, a healthcare affiliate in Central Massachusetts, is closing its operations. The total number of layoffs has increased from an initial 127 to 231 employees, as reported in state WARN Act filings.

Replimune, a biotech company based in Woburn, Massachusetts, laid off over 200 employees and gutted its sales and marketing teams following a second FDA rejection of its melanoma treatment.

Following its acquisition by inMusic, Native Instruments has reportedly laid off approximately 100 employees across nearly all departments, including customer support, hardware, and development.

Four Winns is slated to close its operations in Cadillac, Michigan, resulting in the layoff of 232 employees by the end of August 2026. Parent company Groupe Beneteau cited three years of operating losses and rising production costs as reasons for the closure.

Mars is closing a Nature's Bakery production facility and laying off 345 employees. The closure comes approximately one year after the brand opened a new $237 million production facility to keep up with demand.

Sodexo is laying off 173 employees at Bentley University in Waltham as the university transitions its dining services contract to Chartwells. Rehires by the new provider are expected.

JPMorgan Chase is reportedly moving forward with layoffs within its fraud division, despite the bank experiencing a period of rising revenues.

Genentech is permanently laying off 103 employees at its South San Francisco headquarters. The workforce reduction is scheduled to take effect on July 29, 2026.

LinkedIn is planning to reduce its workforce by approximately 5%, affecting around 875 employees. The reorganization aims to focus on growing business areas and is reportedly not related to AI replacement.

Samsung is laying off 179 employees in Bergen County, New Jersey, as part of a transition following the announcement that it is moving its regional headquarters to Texas.

Biotech pioneer Genentech Inc. is cutting 103 jobs in its latest round of layoffs. The reductions include the head of cell therapy and 33 scientists.

TikTok is reportedly planning to cut approximately 300 positions from its Irish workforce. The company currently employs over 2,000 people in the country.

West Suburban Medical Center in Oak Park, Illinois, has issued permanent layoff notices to approximately 500 furloughed employees. The move follows the hospital's closure in March and ongoing legal disputes between its owners.

Uber announced job cuts in July 2026, joining a broader trend of workforce reductions. The layoffs are reported to impact thousands of workers, though a specific headcount was not provided.

Illinois Institute of Technology announced layoffs of approximately 160 staff and faculty members due to financial challenges, demographic decline, and research cutbacks. The reductions have sparked concerns among students regarding class cancellations and academic progress.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. announced layoffs affecting nearly 250 employees in North Texas. The company is closing a call center at its 12,000-employee hub in Plano.

Cisco plans to permanently lay off 471 workers across three of its Bay Area offices starting in July 2026. This announcement provides the first detailed breakdown of local job cuts for the company.

Oracle is reportedly laying off 30,000 employees in 2026. The reduction is discussed in the context of AI's impact on the tech workforce.

Walmart is eliminating 394 tech roles in the Bay Area as part of a restructuring of its global tech, product, and design organization. The cuts affect 306 positions in Sunnyvale and 88 in San Bruno.

More than 200 Iowa state information technology employees are losing their jobs following an announcement by Governor Kim Reynolds regarding the outsourcing of technology operations to a private firm.

JPMorgan Chase is closing a call center at its Plano campus and laying off 244 employees as part of a consolidation effort. The bank stated it is working to redeploy impacted employees and remains committed to the Plano area, where it still employs over 12,500 people.

eBay is reportedly planning to reduce its US workforce by 639 employees during 2026. The layoffs have drawn scrutiny as the company simultaneously filed applications for over 400 H-1B visa positions.

Robinhood announced a 10% reduction in its workforce. The company's stock price rose following the announcement.

Palantir Technologies is reducing its workforce by 500 roles, bringing its total headcount down from 4,100 to 3,600. The reduction is part of an internal efficiency drive as the company applies its own AI-driven operational tools to its business structure.

WK Kellogg Co. has announced an additional round of job cuts linked to supply-chain changes and a plant shutdown, according to a recent WARN notice.

Sanitas Medical Center has issued WARN notices across 15 cities in Florida, indicating layoffs that will affect more than 200 employees.

Teva Pharmaceuticals plans to cut 250 jobs at its CDMO unit over the next two years. The reduction comes as the company continues to search for a new owner for the business division.

Tool manufacturer Eklind is closing its Franklin Park facility in Illinois. The closure will result in 112 layoffs scheduled for August 2026, as reported in a WARN notice submitted to the state.

Shopee has initiated a global workforce reduction affecting approximately 8% of its developer workforce, including employees in Singapore. The cuts primarily impact product and engineering teams as the company restructures to focus on artificial intelligence initiatives.

Eye health company Bausch + Lomb has announced plans to permanently eliminate 119 jobs at its manufacturing facility in Kirkwood, Missouri, with cuts expected to begin in August.

YouTube is laying off approximately 100 employees from its operations and creator management teams. The reduction is part of a restructuring effort to localize global teams that provide support to YouTube's creators.

UPMC is laying off 200 mostly nonclinical employees as part of a regular internal reassessment to match service with patient needs. The reduction affects a small portion of the health system's 100,000-person workforce.

Florida-based manufacturer Jabil Inc. is closing its facility in Clinton, Massachusetts, resulting in 103 job losses by the end of the year.

More than 200 Iowa state information technology employees are losing their jobs as the state outsources technology operations following an announcement by Gov. Kim Reynolds.

The physician-owned Mankato Clinic laid off approximately 100 employees in June 2026. The layoffs were effective immediately, though the clinic stated that patient care would not be impacted.

The University of Vermont Health Network laid off 142 employees as part of a broader effort to reduce expenses by $300 million over three years. The cuts primarily targeted administrative and non-patient-facing roles, including positions in the Medical Group, Data Management Office, and Population Health Services Organization.

Onsemi is reportedly planning to reduce its workforce by up to 300 positions at its Rožnov pod Radhoštěm facility in the Czech Republic. The decision is driven by intensifying competition from Chinese silicon carbide (SiC) manufacturers and a strategic shift toward external sourcing of lower-cost wafers.

Presbyterian Healthcare Services has announced the layoff of 150 workers. The decision coincides with the planned discontinuation of most of its Medicare Advantage plans in 2027.

Capital One Financial announced plans to lay off 276 workers at its Riverwoods site as part of its integration with Discover. The reduction includes 141 on-site employees and 135 remote workers who report to the facility.

Capital One announced plans to lay off 276 workers associated with its Riverwoods, Illinois site as part of its integration with Discover. The layoffs include 141 on-site employees and 135 remote workers reporting to the facility.

Ubisoft conducted a restructuring in early June 2026, resulting in approximately 380 layoffs. The reduction included the closure of Ubisoft Winnipeg and Ubisoft Belgrade, alongside cuts to IT and marketing teams in San Francisco.

UVM Health Network announced the elimination of 142 positions as part of a plan to address a $300 million financial gap. While the network stated cuts primarily targeted administrative roles, union members reported impacts on nursing staff.

UVM Health announced the elimination of 142 positions as part of a strategy to address a projected $300 million financial gap. The network stated the cuts were largely administrative, though union members reported reductions in nursing staff at specific clinics.

Samsung Electronics America is cutting over 700 positions across its display, phone, and consumer electronics operations in the US. The reductions primarily affect workers in New Jersey and Texas as the company relocates its headquarters to Texas and prioritizes its AI chip business.

Lazada has laid off 5% of its workforce across South-east Asia as the e-commerce sector shifts its focus toward profitability and efficiency. The reduction comes amid broader industry maturation and the increasing adoption of AI technologies.