AWS Layoffs 2025: What’s Really Happening Inside Amazon Web Services

AWS Layoffs 2025: What’s Really Happening Inside Amazon Web Services

When people search for “AWS layoff” in 2025 and 2026, they are usually trying to answer three urgent questions: Is Amazon Web Services cutting jobs right now? Which teams are at risk? And what does this mean for cloud careers and the broader tech job market? This guide pulls together what’s publicly known about recent … Read more

Microsoft 2025 Layoffs: The Hidden Signs Employees Are Watching

Microsoft 2025 Layoffs: The Hidden Signs Employees Are Watching

Microsoft has not announced any large-scale layoffs in 2025 as of the latest publicly available reporting. However, industry analysts, labor researchers and insiders continue to monitor restructuring signals across the tech giant. After major reductions in 2022–2023 and a year of aggressive investment in artificial intelligence, many workers are wondering whether Microsoft could be preparing … Read more

Amazon Layoff Tracker 2025: Every Announced Reduction Across Regions

Amazon Layoff Tracker 2025: Every Announced Reduction Across Regions

In 2025, Amazon once again became a central case study in how big tech reshapes its workforce during an era of artificial intelligence, automation, and cost cutting. After eliminating about 27,000 jobs in 2022 and 2023 following the post-pandemic slowdown, the company announced another major round of reductions: roughly 14,000 corporate roles worldwide tied to … Read more

Latest tech layoffs

Dropbox190 workersOct 28 · SEC filing
Frontapp53 workersOct 27 · WARN notice
MicrosoftSize not disclosedOct 26 · Company statement
InstacartSize not disclosedOct 25 · SEC filing
Intel67 workersOct 22 · WARN notice
Electronic Arts400 workersOct 21 · Company statement
eBay1,100 workersOct 21 · SEC filing
QualcommSize not disclosedOct 20 · Company statement

Company Trackers: frequently asked questions

Which companies are cutting jobs right now?

The tech layoffs tracker lists every cut we have recorded this year, newest first, with the number of workers affected and the source. For all industries, see Layoffs today, built on new WARN notices.

How do you count the workers affected?

We use the number the company gave in its filing or statement. If it gave only a percentage, we multiply it by the headcount in its latest annual report and say so. Otherwise we use the total from WARN notices.

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