Several major companies including Grant Thornton, 2U Education, Red Hat, UBS, Walmart, and Guild have announced significant layoffs across various locations in the United States. The layoffs range from a percentage of the workforce to hundreds of job cuts, with Walmart alone planning to cut nearly 600 corporate jobs in the Bay Area.
Education tech firm Guild lays off a quarter of its workforce https://t.co/kNOnB0AMBv
78,838 job cuts this month, month-to-date #MacroEdge https://t.co/eIFnUNQGBw
78,838 job cuts this month, month to date #MacroEdge https://t.co/iDmRVPLHpR
Walmart had laid off 1,472 employees in Texas #MacroEdge
Walmart to cut nearly 600 corporate jobs in Bay Area https://t.co/DmllzR49km
Walmart is planning significant cuts at two of its Bay Area offices resulting in over 560 job losses. https://t.co/3Z0ALiQnh6
Circus Circus in Las Vegas reportedly eliminated some employees in a round of job cuts #MacroEdge
75,817 job cuts this month, thus far #MacroEdge https://t.co/X5FY6yRf4f
1,776 job cuts today in California, per state regulator update #MacroEdge
UBS has begun laying off employees in the United States #MacroEdge https://t.co/YC5CxwJ2NJ
Red Hat - an IBM software subsidiary - will undergo ‘rightsizing’ (layoffs) of its workforce to accommodate slower product development and maintenance #MacroEdge
2U Education is reportedly undergoing substantial layoffs #MacroEdge
Accounting and ‘advisory’ major Grant Thornton is laying off 3.5% of its workforce #MacroEdge