Facebook parent Meta on Wednesday began its latest round of layoffs focusing on technical workers, who are often thought of as more immune to job cuts in Silicon Valley. CNN values your feedback 1.

Meta had its first mass layoff in November, when 11,000 people were let go. Lori Goler, Meta's head of HR, posted a memo to the company's internal Workplace forum Tuesday evening, ...

As tech giants like Microsoft, IBM, and Google shed thousands of workers, experts weigh in on the motivations behind these ...

Facebook parent company Meta will lay off more than 11,000 employees, about 13% of its workforce, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Wednesday. In a message to employees, Zuckerberg said the company ...

Meta is laying off another 10,000 employees. VIA REUTERS “I don’t understand how #metaleadership miscalculated so badly that they had to lay off thousands of employees, and yet still want to ...

Meta gave about 10% of its staff performance reviews indicating they were underperforming, WSJ reported. The performance reviews signal that Meta could be gearing up for another round of layoffs.

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Facebook parent Meta is set to conduct major layoffs this week impacting thousands of employees during a significant downturn in its business, according to a report Monday. The job cuts could be ...

Meta is waging its latest round of layoffs on Wednesday, estimated to impact about 6,000 people. These cuts are part of the company’s so-called “Year of Efficiency,” in which Meta is being ...

Meta and Amazon, for instance, laid off 11,000 and 10,000 workers that year, respectively, according to Layoffs.fyi, a website tracking tech layoffs since early 2020.

Meta to begin fresh layoffs, cutting heavily among business staff. A half-dozen current and former employees told The Washington Post that they worry new layoffs this week could endanger content ...

Meta, formerly known as Facebook, started the first half of a second round of layoffs that will affect 10,000 employees. Menu icon A vertical stack of three evenly spaced horizontal lines.