Meta earned $3.9M per laid-off employee, Microsoft earned $9.8M per layoff, and Amazon earned $2.8M, while WeWork and Spotify ...

If it's not AI, then what's really behind all of these layoffs? That's simple: good old-fashioned corporate mismanagement.

Big spending on artificial intelligence puts pressure on jobs, as gloomy narratives about the future of work are ironically making new graduates less employable.

The ongoing government shutdown has delayed key labor market reports, leaving policymakers and workers uncertain about the current job market conditions.

Despite fears that Amazon and other employers are already replacing workers with bots, the A.I. transition is likely to play ...

Amid the job losses, a new culture around layoffs has emerged. As more layoffs have hit in the past year, the stigma has ...

Layoffs in the US surged in October, with 153,000 job cuts reported, the worst since 2003. Major companies are reducing staff ...

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US companies announced the most job cuts for any October in more than two decades as artificial intelligence reshapes ...

U.S. employers announced a total of 1.1 million job cuts from January through October, the highest level year-over-year since ...

Square Enix is partnering with an AI research lab at the University of Tokyo to "improve the efficiency of game development ...

A Texas trucking company is cutting dozens of jobs before the end of the year, part of a wave of layoffs affecting multiple ...