The electronic market company is not the first to feel the consequences of the crisis in the sector; Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and Twitter have also resigned en masse.
Euskaraz irakurri: Amazon 10,000 langile kaleratzea pentsatzen ari da
According to New York TimesAmazon is considering laying off 10,000 employees. The tech giant has 1.5 million employees and is one of the largest employers in the United States of America. The layoffs are next week.
It is the company’s largest cut to date, representing 3% of the company’s employees and less than 1% of its total workforce.
This is reported by sources who have requested anonymity New York Times, the cuts will focus on Amazon’s device organization, including the Alexa voice assistant, as well as retail and human resources.
The company announced that its economy is not going through a good time and as a result they have had to stop hiring. According to the vice president of the People and Technology Experience section, Beth Galleti, “We will maintain this pause over the coming months and continue to monitor what we see in the economy and in the business to make the necessary adjustments.”
The most notable thing about this situation is that Amazon is doing this right before Christmas because it is an opportunity to improve the economy of companies like Amazon.
If the layoffs continue next week, Amazon won’t be the first to make cuts; Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter and companies in the sector have put thousands of people out of work.
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