Layoffs

It’s so nice that everything’s back to normal at the office now, isn’t it? If “normal” means mass layoffs, empty office buildings, confusing return-to-office policies, AI panic, and the whiplash-y feeling that just when employees were starting to redraw some boundaries between work and home, an economic downturn has forced society to fret even more about work. Managers

Skip to main content More people are working in healthcare than a year ago, but recent layoffs among health systems raise questions about what comes next for the industry.  Employment in the healthcare sector was up 3.8% year-over-year in the first quarter, according to preliminary data released Friday by the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics. In ambulatory

Reading Time: 2 minutes Blockchain.com and Crypto.com have announced further layoffs, adding to a week of woe for crypto jobs Coinbase and Consensys also announced operational reductions this week Crypto.com’s CEO hinted at a longer bear market due to the impact of FTX Bitcoin may be showing signs of life...

Around 453 people were laid off through an official email late at night on Thursday from Google's India offices as per a report, which further clai...

Photo Credit: Motown RecordsLayoffs begin at Motown Records as the label changes course to return to the fold of Capitol Music Group.Motown Records...

It’s an oft-repeated truism that creative types don’t always make the best business leaders. Nowhere is this more apparent than the esports industry, whose former-pro-gamer executives often lack the commercial nous and marketing smarts to transform their hype-fueled brands into sustainable companies.Many of today’s leading esports organizations were founded by pro gamers, initially taking the

Though layoffs occurred within its auto businesses, Upstart doesn't expect its auto digital retail and underwriting operations to experience major impacts...

In December, Cometeer quietly conducted layoffs and installed its chief operating officer as co-CEO. Former employees spoke of dysfunction and high executive turnover as growth has slowed at the most-funded coffee startup ever, where head count is down nearly 50%. To the outside world, Cometeer was buzzing. Its coffee—roasted by elite partner brands like Counter