layoffs

Tech giant Microsoft has applied for up to 6,000 H-1B visas to bring in foreign workers while simultaneously cutting 9,000 jobs.

Intel has announced plans to wind down its automotive business, leading to layoffs for most employees in that segment. The embattled tech giant recently announced a massive layoff of factory employees — and isn’t out of the woods yet.

Microsoft is gearing up for another round of layoffs, with plans to cut thousands of jobs with a specific focus on its sales workforce, according to people familiar with the matter.

Intel reportedly plans to lay off up to twenty percect of its factory workers, an enormous cutback that will have a profound effect on one of the chipmaker’s core businesses.

The Walt Disney Company enacted major layoffs on Monday, putting several hundred employees out of work while downsizing divisions of Disney Entertainment. 

LinkedIn, the Microsoft-owned professional networking platform, has announced layoffs affecting almost 300 employees across California, with a significant impact on Bay Area engineers.

After already laying off eight percent of its staff in January 2024, the far-left Business Insider has announced it’s axing an additional 21 percent of its remaining staff.

Conservative news website the Daily Wire has reportedly laid off employees from its kids department, days after Daily Wire co-founder Jeremy Boreing announced he was stepping down as chief executive officer (CEO).

The far-left New York Times has cut four of 13 members of its editorial board. Replacements, if any, have not yet been announced.

ABC News president Almin Karamehmedovic appeared to be reading from a script and took no questions when he told the 15 employees at 538 that they were fired.

Starbucks is set to layoff 1,100 corporate workers as CEO Brian Niccol works to simplify the coffee company’s structure.

More than 2,000 employees at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) were fired, while thousands more were reported to have been placed on “administrative leave.”

Elon Musk revealed that “all federal employees” would be receiving an email asking them to explain what they accomplished over the past week, adding that not responding would “be taken as” a sign of resignation.

The Pentagon is preparing to fire more than 5,000 probationary workers from the Department of Defense’s (DoD) civilian department, according to several reports.

Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is slashing many of its corporate jobs in a historic move as the company works to reduce costs and make changes.

Three-thousand six-hundred probationary Health and Human Services (HHS) workers are reportedly out of a job as the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) shines a light on government waste.

The Office of Personnel Management ordered federal agencies to lay off nearly all probationary employees, CBS News reported.

Blue Origin, the rocket company founded by Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, has announced plans to lay off 10 percent of its employees to streamline operations and improve its competitive position against Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta is laying off five percent of its workforce, but also expediting the recruitment of machine learning engineers to fill AI roles.

Google is giving a portion of its workforce the opportunity to voluntarily leave the company with a severance package, targeting those who may not be “deeply committed” to their roles.

The disgraced, discredited, and obsolete corporate media continue to shrink with the news today that far-left blacklisters at NBC News are cutting what could be dozens of jobs, but, sadly, fewer than fifty.

CNN, a far-left propaganda outlet that spreads conspiracy theories and political violence, is set to lay off hundreds, according to various reports that have me so excited I’m having to call my doctor every four hours.

Microsoft has reportedly begun laying off employees in several key divisions, including security, sales, gaming, and devices.

The death of the leftist media marches on with the news that HuffPost will lay off a whopping 22 percent of it newsroom staff.

The Washington Post will reportedly lay off dozens of its staffers in the next few days, the news coming after the publication caught flak for not endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris (D) during the presidential election that Donald Trump won in November.

In the wake of Elon Musk’s fiery defense of H-1B visas, it has come to light that Tesla has replaced U.S. employees laid off earlier this year with foreign workers holding the very H-1B visas that Musk lashed out at conservatives for not supporting.

Airplane manufacturer Boeing is laying off 396 employees in Washington state as it makes adjustments to the company.

Many Democrat National Committee (DNC) staffers are unhappy after being laid off recently and the union representing them is furious over their treatment.

Executives are begging President-elect Donald Trump to keep in place President Joe Biden’s Electric Vehicle (EV) mandates.

Boeing has sent about 17,000 layoff notices to employees who are expected to be cut by mid-January, company officials said.

DNA testing company 23andMe is laying off 40 percent of its staff and implementing a major restructuring plan in a bid to avoid bankruptcy and ensure long-term viability. This is just the latest misfortune for a company once considered a darling of the Silicon Valley economy. 

Stellantis is closing its largest vehicle testing facility in Yucca, Arizona after having laid off more than 1,000 auto workers at its Warren, Michigan plant this month and about 200 auto workers at its Sterling Heights, Michigan plant last month.

The bloodbath keeps getting worse at the Walt Disney Company, with a new round of layoffs expected to impact hundreds of corporate employees this week.

Amazon will be shuttering one of its grocery fulfillment centers in West Sacramento, California, resulting in layoffs impacting nearly 160 employees.

Woke tech giant Microsoft has announced a round of layoffs affecting 650 employees within its Xbox gaming unit, marking the third gaming-related layoff since the company’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard for $69 billion.