All layoff events · 1,725 total

San Francisco startup Webflow announced an abrupt round of layoffs on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, notifying workers that their jobs were being cut.

NPR is reducing its newsroom staff as part of a cost-saving initiative. The reduction includes 18 journalists who accepted voluntary buyouts and 10 employees who were laid off.

Bungie is reportedly preparing for significant layoffs following the final update for Destiny 2 as the studio shifts focus toward its extraction shooter, Marathon. The cuts come as the developer currently has no immediate plans to enter production on a third Destiny title.

UnityPoint Health is laying off 14 additional employees in West Des Moines as part of a restructuring that includes outsourcing IT and revenue cycle functions.

A former cybersecurity manager is suing Capital One, alleging that a 'forced ranking' system was used to unfairly select him for termination during a layoff. The lawsuit claims the process was a cover for discrimination based on age and race.

United Wheels has announced it is pausing operations at Niner Bikes, adding it to a growing list of mountain bike brands being paused by their parent companies.

Business Insider has reduced its workforce for the fourth consecutive year, affecting 10 employees in its U.S. newsroom. The cuts are part of a strategic shift to focus on core audience areas such as workplace and markets, resulting in scaling back in departments like legal affairs.

ASML and labor unions have reached an agreement on a social plan to minimize forced layoffs during a company restructuring. The deal aims to mitigate the impact of workforce reductions as the semiconductor equipment maker adjusts its operations.

GitLab is initiating a restructuring process that includes a voluntary separation window and a reduction of its global operational footprint by up to 30% of countries. The company aims to flatten its management structure and pivot resources toward AI-assisted software development.

Following the $120 million sale of BuzzFeed to Byron Allen, founder Jonah Peretti announced that the company, which includes HuffPost, will undergo significant cost cuts and layoffs ahead of the leadership transition.

Following a $120 million acquisition by Byron Allen, BuzzFeed founder Jonah Peretti announced the company will undergo significant cost cuts. Peretti is set to discuss these cost reductions with employees as he transitions to a new role.

Compass Group USA is laying off 83 food service workers at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston following the termination of its contract with the museum. The layoffs are scheduled to take effect on July 1.

Salesforce is restructuring its organization, which includes workforce reductions and leadership changes, while simultaneously launching a program for AI hiring and partnerships.

Innovative Care Partners has announced 70 layoffs across its locations in Northampton, West Springfield, and Pittsfield, according to state WARN notices.

Advantest, a semiconductor company located in Hanover Township, Lehigh County, has announced layoffs affecting 55 workers.

Fintech company Nayax is laying off 32 employees, representing 3% of its global workforce, as part of ongoing efficiency measures. This marks the company's second round of layoffs in less than a year, following a reduction of 70 employees in July.

Central Maine Healthcare is reducing its IT workforce by 38 positions following the implementation of the Epic electronic medical record platform. The reduction, which represents less than 1.5% of the system's workforce, follows the acquisition of the health system by Prime Healthcare Foundation.

Rivian is set to report third-quarter results amid ongoing cost cuts and layoffs. Investors are particularly interested in the company's production volumes, margins, and the upcoming R2 SUV launch.

Apple filed a WARN notice regarding a store closure in Maryland that will result in 78 job cuts. The notice appeared in the tracker on April 23, 2026.

eBay has laid off its Web3 team based in Manchester, UK, including remaining members of the acquired KnownOrigin team. The reduction is part of a strategic shift toward AI, live shopping, and core C2C marketplace categories.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.