Enphase Energy has announced plans to reduce its global workforce by approximately 17 per cent. This move will affect nearly…
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GoPro, the action camera company, is facing a challenging period as it navigates a critical restructuring phase. The company recently…
In August 2024, it was reported that Intel was trying hard to save costs even if it meant reducing its…
Saarthi.ai, a deeptech startup, has reportedly struggled to pay long-overdue salaries to its employees over the past year with the…
Wipro’s employee strength has decreased for the sixth consecutive quarter. As revealed by the IT services giant’s financial report for…
As a part of a broader cost-cutting initiative, Dell Technologies has announced a workforce reduction. The decision comes amidst a…
As per media reports, Flipkart, owned by Walmart, is undergoing a workforce reduction that could lead to a five to…
Spinny, a used car retailing platform, has recently taken a significant step in its operations, but that has come at…
Haleon, the world’s largest independent consumer health company, is planning significant job cuts in the UK and globally, according to…
Technology giant Microsoft, headquartered in Washington State, has decided to lay off 276 employees, primarily from its customer service, support,…
Amdocs, a software and communications service provider, plans to lay off approximately 2,000 employees, or 6.5 per cent of its…
Tesla, an electric carmaker, is reportedly undergoing a workforce reduction at its Gigafactory in Shanghai, China. While the exact number…
Deutsche Bank, the largest bank in Germany, plans to reduce its retail job workforce by 10 per cent which means…
Reddit, the popular social media website, has announced its plans to lay off approximately 5 per cent of its workforce,…
Happay Under a restructuring plan, Happay, a corporate expense management platform owned by CRED, has let go of 35 per…
On one hand, if sales professionals and techies are to gain jobs due to demonetisation, on the other, a large number of journalists and ad-sales professionals are to lose their jobs.