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Google Job Cuts Hit 1,800 Employees in California, Including 27 Massage Therapists
As part of Google’s largest ever round of job cuts, the company eliminated more than 1,800 positions in its home state.
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Microsoft to Lay Off 10,000 Employees
The maker of Windows and Office is letting go thousands of employees on Wednesday following a slower revenue growth.
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Former Twitter Employees to Go Before Judge in Wrongful Termination Lawsuit
Two women who lost their jobs at Twitter when billionaire Elon Musk took over are suing the company in federal court, claiming that last month’s abrupt mass layoffs disproportionately affected female employees.
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What Do the November Job Numbers Mean Following Rash of Tech Layoffs?
November added jobs despite the influx of companies announcing layoffs, according to the latest job numbers.
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Tech Industry Layoffs Continue to Mount
The tech industry usually leads the way up when it comes to growth. Lately, though, it has been laying people off at a much higher rate than the rest of the economy. HR giant Challenger, Gray and Christmas said while the overall economy has seen a 6% rise in layoffs since this time last year, the tech industry has seen…
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Bay Area Agencies Helping Laid-Off Workers
Several local agencies are trying to find and help laid-off workers get new jobs.
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Laid Off From Your Tech Job? Here's What You Need to Do to Boost Your Chance of Getting Hired
There are still “many companies” who are hiring now and being the first to apply will give applicants an extra edge, said LinkedIn’s career expert.
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How Will Tech Layoffs Impact Businesses in San Francisco?
Several small business owners in San Francisco are concerned after more companies have announced layoffs.
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Musk's Latest Twitter Cuts: Outsourced Content Moderators
Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk is further gutting the teams that battle misinformation on the social media platform as outsourced moderators learned over the weekend they were out of a job.
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Tracking Layoffs: Latest Companies Cutting Jobs
Here’s a list of companies who have announced layoffs.
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Meta Planning Large-Scale Layoffs This Week: Report
Facebook’s parent company Meta is reportedly planning large-scale layoffs as soon as Wednesday, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Tech Layoffs Continue, But Here's One Area Still Hiring
Between high prices and rising interest rates, tech companies are selling fewer products and laying off more employees than we have seen in years.
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Netflix Lays Off 300 More Employees as Revenue Growth Slows
Netflix is laying off around 300 employees across the company, CNBC confirmed Thursday.
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Tom Brady Cut His Retirement Short. If Other Retirees Take His Cue, It May Reduce the Labor Shortage
Tom Brady retired for 40 days before deciding to give it a go for another season playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Other retirees could take his lead.
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Big February Job Growth for Economy, But on Main Street It's Still a Struggle to Find Workers
While job gains are being seen across the U.S., small business owners say that the hiring environment is not getting better and it’s hard to find good workers.
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Biden Pushes for Paid Family Leave in State of the Union Address
Covid-19 raised awareness of a lack of a federal paid leave policy. Democrats are still hoping to pass legislation to change that.
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A Washington, D.C., Area Guaranteed Income Pilot Has Helped to Fill Gaps Where Federal Pandemic Aid Fell Short
The pandemic caused a financial shock for many low-income workers. One guaranteed income experiment aimed to help them restore their financial security.
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Senators Tout Bill That Would Make It Easier for Pregnant Women to Keep Working
A bipartisan congressional proposal would require employers to make reasonable accommodations for pregnant workers.
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Older Workers Who Lack Digital Skills at Risk of Losing Income. An Initiative From Google and AARP Aims to Help Change That
The Covid-19 pandemic exposed how vulnerable older workers can be to income shocks. Google and AARP are launching new digital training to help change that.
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Petition for $2,000 Monthly Stimulus Checks Has 3 Million Signatures. ‘Americans Need Some Certainty,' Says Restaurateur Who Started It
Restaurant owner Stephanie Bonin started a petition for monthly payments in March 2020. Nearly two years later, the cause still resonates with many Americans.