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Twitter is in trouble as employees are leaving en masse in response to Elon Musk’s ultimatum that they commit to a “hardcore” environment.

Cisco is the latest tech giant to engage in layoffs, cutting more than 4,000 staff and taking a $600 million restructuring charge.

An analyst is calling on Google to lay off employees, saying attrition alone will not be sufficient to cut costs.

Day One Ventures is looking to invest in companies with laid-off founders, in an effort to benefit from their experience.

Microsoft has released the results of an independent transparency report on the company’s handling of harassment and discrimination policies.

Amazon may soon be joining Meta in one of the biggest mass layoffs of 2022, with the company reportedly looking to lay off 10,000 employees.

Twitter’s personnel cuts continue, with the company reportedly letting contractor workers go over the weekend.

Meta’s image as a coveted place to work has taken a major hit, with employees disillusioned and angry over this week’s layoffs.

Meta has followed through on reported layoff plans, axing 11,000 employees and earning the distinction of conducting the biggest tech layoff in 2022.

Meta is reportedly poised to lay off the largest number of employees in company history, beginning this week.

Twitter has notified employees that layoffs will soon begin, with notifications being sent via email.

Lyft joins the long list of companies laying off employees in preparation for what it calls a “probable recession.”

Amazon is cracking down on hiring even more, freezing all corporate hiring, according to a new report.

Stripe is the latest company to conduct mass layoffs, letting 14%, or more than 1,000 employees go.

Twitter employees can breathe a small sigh of relief on news that Elon Musk is backtracking on his plans to lay off 75% of the workforce.

Twitter employees have written an open letter, pushing back against Elon Musk’s reported plans to lay off 75% of the company’s staff.

Oracle is laying off additional employees just months after a round of layoffs led to “complete chaos.”

Twitter employees may be in for some bad news on a report that Musk may cut the company’s workforce by 75%.

A new survey by Moneypenny shows that Americans are confident in their tech skills but still believe they could use additional training.

Microsoft joins the ranks of other tech companies, laying off an undisclosed number of employees amid economic uncertainty.