All layoff events · 4,703 total

Lucid Group is cutting 18% of its workforce, totaling more than 1,000 jobs, as part of cost-cutting measures under new CEO Silvio Napoli. The reductions include hundreds of positions in Arizona as the company struggles with demand.

Lucid Motors is reducing its global workforce by approximately 18% as part of a restructuring effort under new CEO Silvio Napoli. The cuts affect around 1,500 positions, including full-time employees, contractors, and hourly production workers, and involve the elimination of a production shift at its Arizona factory.

Luxury carmaker Lucid has announced its second round of layoffs for the year as the company continues to face profitability challenges.

UKG is reportedly undergoing layoffs and restructuring in 2026. Employees have expressed feelings of betrayal following the workforce reduction and job cuts.

Bungie, the developer of the Halo and Destiny franchises, is reportedly preparing to reduce its workforce by approximately 400 positions in the summer of 2026. This reduction is noted as one of the largest in the gaming sector for the year.

Matter Labs, the developer behind the Ethereum layer-2 scaling solution zkSync, has confirmed workforce reductions as part of a restructuring effort. The move is attributed to challenging cryptocurrency market conditions and a reassessment of operational strategies.

Electronic Arts (EA) conducted its third round of layoffs in 2026, targeting the Fan Care customer support division, trust and safety teams, IT department, and recruitment. The cuts affect employees in remote US positions and the Hyderabad, India office as part of a shift toward outsourcing.

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.

The BBC is implementing a major cost-saving drive to save £500m, resulting in a reduction of up to 2,000 jobs across the corporation. The news department is expected to be hit particularly hard, with job losses in that sector expected to run into the hundreds.

MU Health Care announced the layoff of 74 employees as part of an organizational redesign aimed at improving financial sustainability. The reductions primarily affect nonclinical and administrative staff and include the closure of four Hy-Vee Quick Care locations.

PayPal is winding down its corporate venture arm, PayPal Ventures, as part of an ongoing company restructuring. The division has paused new investment activity and is exploring strategic options for its portfolio.

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) board adopted a Fiscal Stabilization Plan to address potential insolvency, resulting in the elimination of 5,690 positions. The cuts primarily affect the Student Equity Needs Index and include healthcare cost-sharing and unpaid furlough days.

Rivian announced it is laying off hundreds of employees, representing less than 2% of its workforce. The move is intended to narrow losses as the company prepares for its R2 vehicle launch.

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

Bell Canada (BCE) has reduced its workforce by approximately 690 employees, representing about one percent of its total staff. The cuts affected multiple business units and included around 230 unionized positions as part of an ongoing restructuring effort.

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.

Epic Games has reduced its workforce by 1,000 positions as growth for its flagship title Fortnite plateaus. The layoffs come alongside the company stalling development on its new headquarters in Cary.

Coinbase announced layoffs in June 2026, linking the workforce reduction to the company's shift toward AI-driven operations.

Microsoft's Xbox division is planning significant layoffs and the potential closure or spin-off of several game studios, including Double Fine, Compulsion Games, and Ninja Theory. The move follows a reorganization led by new Xbox chief Asha Sharma amid declining revenue and margins.

Centria Autism, a Michigan-based healthcare company providing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy services, is laying off 48 employees in Fresno County.

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.

Uber has announced a significant reduction in its human resources department, cutting 23% of that workforce. The CEO stated that the changes are necessary as the company joins other tech firms in ongoing workforce adjustments.

Salesforce is laying off employees associated with its Agentforce product line. The reduction comes shortly after the company reported hitting $1.2 billion in AI-related revenue.

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.

Ubisoft announced via an internal email that 51 employees at its Barcelona studio will be laid off as the studio shifts its focus exclusively to Rainbow Six projects.

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.

Alphabet has reportedly initiated layoffs targeting its cloud, cybersecurity, and digital threat intelligence teams. Industry analysts estimate the cuts affect between 1,500 and 3,000 employees.

The University of Vermont Health network announced it is laying off 76 employees system-wide to reduce expenses. The cuts affect both administrative and patient-facing roles, including nurses in primary care and obstetrics.

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.

Oracle is reportedly planning to cut approximately 30,000 jobs, representing nearly 18% of its workforce, by mid-June 2026. The layoffs coincide with the company's strategic shift toward AI and cloud infrastructure investments.

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.

Expeditors International, a Seattle-based logistics company, laid off approximately 230 technology workers, marking the first layoffs in the company's history since 1979. The reduction affected about 15% of its global technology workforce.

Amazon engineers publicly challenged the company's AI spending during a hearing in Seattle. The challenge comes amid mass layoffs at the company.

Owens Community College announced it will lay off two full-time employees and one part-time employee following an organizational review. The layoffs are scheduled to take effect in July 2026.

The Walt Disney Company is preparing for a new round of layoffs at ESPN during the summer of 2026. The reductions aim to eliminate redundancies in production, editorial, and on-air talent roles following the acquisition of NFL Media assets.

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.

Merck & Co. filed a WARN notice to lay off 88 employees at its Rahway headquarters by September 4, 2026.

Star Tribune publisher Steve Grove announced a restructuring that will result in the layoff of approximately 65 employees, representing about 15% of the workforce. The cuts affect various departments including the newsroom, though news-gathering roles like reporters and photographers are reportedly excluded.

Lightricks is laying off 75 employees, representing 17% of its workforce, as it restructures into two separate companies focused on its Facetune app and its AI division, LTX. The cuts primarily affect core software and product development roles in Israel.

Commerzbank has announced plans to cut approximately 3,000 jobs as it shifts focus toward artificial intelligence and raises its growth targets.