All layoff events · 4,703 total

Upwork announced significant job cuts on Thursday, joining other tech companies like Cloudflare and Bill in a wave of mass layoffs.

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.

Community Healthlink is laying off 200 employees and closing a facility in Massachusetts due to federal funding cuts.

Cybersecurity vendor Arctic Wolf laid off 250 employees as part of a restructuring effort to shift investments toward artificial intelligence and its Superintelligence platform. The cuts affected approximately 10% of the workforce across sales, product, and marketing teams.

The cosmetics company has increased its expected job cuts to up to 10,000 roles as part of an ongoing restructuring effort. The reductions are primarily targeting point-of-sale positions within department stores.

PayPal's new CEO Enrique Lores announced plans to eliminate approximately 20% of the company's workforce, or about 4,760 roles, over the next two to three years. The restructuring aims to achieve $1.5 billion in gross run-rate savings through organizational simplification and AI integration.

Coinbase announced it will reduce its global workforce by approximately 14%, resulting in about 700 job cuts. The restructuring is driven by AI integration and a need to reduce costs during crypto market volatility.

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

Aurora Mental Health & Recovery is eliminating 111 positions, representing 14% of its workforce, due to a projected $6.5 million revenue loss attributed to a new state funding model and reduced Medicaid eligibility. The layoffs affect administrative staff, licensed therapists, and specialized programs for refugees and psychiatric transitions.

Meta Platforms reduced its workforce by approximately 8,000 employees, or 10% of its staff, in May 2026. CEO Mark Zuckerberg attributed the cuts to the need to reallocate resources toward massive AI infrastructure investments.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) announced plans to cut between 1,800 and 2,000 jobs, representing nearly 10% of its workforce, to address significant financial pressures and achieve £500m in savings.

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

SDH Education West, LLC, a Sodexo entity, filed a WARN notice for 489 workers at Grand Canyon University's Phoenix campus after the university decided to switch dining providers to Aramark. While a notice was filed, officials noted that the new provider intends to hire current employees.

Meta laid off approximately 8,000 employees in May 2026, representing 10% of its global workforce. The reduction was part of a major strategic pivot toward artificial intelligence that also involved transferring 7,000 additional staff to AI-related roles.

Samsung Electronics is restructuring its DX Division, which handles home appliances and mobile devices, due to rising costs and competition. The company is considering workforce reductions of approximately 20% in certain divisions and has seen an increase in voluntary retirement applications.

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.

Microsoft has introduced its first-ever voluntary retirement program for eligible U.S. employees to manage and reduce headcount. The program is available to approximately 8,750 workers who meet specific age and service requirements, offering cash payments and extended benefits.

Meta, the parent company of Instagram, has announced 14,000 job cuts. The reduction comes amid a surge in AI spending and strategic shifts within the company.

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.

Cars.com is reducing its workforce by 11% as part of a restructuring initiative to improve operational efficiency and preserve margins amid economic uncertainty and market pressures.

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.

Columbus-based AI startup OH.io laid off 10 employees, approximately 25% of its workforce, in mid-April 2026. The reduction was confirmed by a company spokesperson following the postponement of the company's planned tech festival.

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.