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Accept Payout Or Get Fired: Microsoft's New Offer To 'Low-Performing' Employees
The tech giant is offering 16 weeks of pay to employees, identified as "low performers" who are willing to leave voluntarily.
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Layoffs in 2024: Google, Microsoft, UPS, More Fire Over 30K Employees in January; Coming Months Can Be Worse
Wipro became the latest to join the ongoing layoffs by tech companies after reports claimed the company would let go of 1,000 employees. It will join the ranks of Google, Microsoft, Amazon, UPS, PayPal, SAP, Twitch, Discord, Swiggy, Flipkart, and other organisations that have already reduced headcounts by hundreds. The total jobs lost in one month ...
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Amazon Employee Fired After He Complained About Lifting Heavy Boxes On TikTok
The video in question was posted on December 6 where he said that he worked an extra shift and was given the job of a picker at Amazon warehouse.
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Amazon Employee Fired After Coming Back From Maternity Leave
Since being shared, several people reached out to her and supported her through the difficult time.
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Amazon CEO Says "Hard To Eliminate 27,000" Roles, But Will Pay Off Well
Andy Jassy stated that the decision to fire 27,000 employees was "hard" but it will benefit the company in the longer run.
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Big Tech Is Firing Employees by the Thousands. Why? and How Worried Should We Be?
Since the end of the pandemic hiring spree, large numbers of employees have been fired from major tech companies, including Alphabet (12,000 employees), Amazon (18,000), Meta (11,000), Twitter (4,000), Microsoft (10,000) and Salesforce (8,000). Why exactly led to this massive shakeout? And what does it mean for the industry, and you?
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On LinkedIn, Amazon Employees Post They Want New Jobs, Bosses Are Aware
With job cuts mounting across tech, finance and other industries, why wait to get fired when you can skip directly to being hired?
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"Amazon India Won't Coax Or..." - Clarification Amid Job Cuts Row: Sources
Amazon today provided more details about its "Voluntary Separation Program" to the Labour Ministry. Last week, the tech giant informed the government that it has not fired any employees, but some have left under the "Voluntary Separation Program".
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Amazon Denies Layoffs, Says Some Quit Under "Voluntary" Offer: Sources
Denying that it fired any employees, Amazon has said some of them quit under its "Voluntary Disengagement Program", government sources said.
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Amazon Plans To Lay Off 10,000 Employees As Losses Mount: Report
Amazon is planning to layoff thousands of employees and implement cost-cutting measures as the last few quarters haven't been profitable, according to reports.
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Amazon Suspends at Least 50 Workers After Employees Protested Against Fire Incident
Amazon has suspended at least 50 warehouse employees who refused to work their shifts following a trash compactor fire at one of its New York facilities, according to union organisers. The company suspended the workers, with pay, on Tuesday, a day after the fire disrupted operations at the Staten Island warehouse that voted to unionise earlier this...
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Amazon Accused of Violating US Labour Law After Union Supporters' Arrests
A group of Amazon workers seeking to form a union in New York filed a charge with US labour regulators after a high-profile organiser and a pair of employees were arrested outside a company warehouse.
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Amazon Settles With 2 Employees It Fired Last Year
Amazon has settled with two employees it fired last year who publically criticised the company over working conditions of warehouse workers during COVID-19.
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Amazon Settles Case With 2 Employees Who Said They Were Wrongly Fired
Amazon has reached an agreement with two employees who accused the e-commerce giant of dismissing them in retaliation for their activism, both parties said Wednesday.
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Amazon Accused of Employing a 'Hire-to-Fire' Policy to Meet Annual 'Unregretted Attrition' Goals: Report
Amazon has been accused in a report by its employees of adopting a casual "Hire-to-Fire" policy that pressurises managers to hire people just to fire them to meet their unregretted attrition (URA) goals
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Accept Payout Or Get Fired: Microsoft's New Offer To 'Low-Performing' Employees
The tech giant is offering 16 weeks of pay to employees, identified as "low performers" who are willing to leave voluntarily.
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Layoffs in 2024: Google, Microsoft, UPS, More Fire Over 30K Employees in January; Coming Months Can Be Worse
Wipro became the latest to join the ongoing layoffs by tech companies after reports claimed the company would let go of 1,000 employees. It will join the ranks of Google, Microsoft, Amazon, UPS, PayPal, SAP, Twitch, Discord, Swiggy, Flipkart, and other organisations that have already reduced headcounts by hundreds. The total jobs lost in one month ...
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Amazon Employee Fired After He Complained About Lifting Heavy Boxes On TikTok
The video in question was posted on December 6 where he said that he worked an extra shift and was given the job of a picker at Amazon warehouse.
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Amazon Employee Fired After Coming Back From Maternity Leave
Since being shared, several people reached out to her and supported her through the difficult time.
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Amazon CEO Says "Hard To Eliminate 27,000" Roles, But Will Pay Off Well
Andy Jassy stated that the decision to fire 27,000 employees was "hard" but it will benefit the company in the longer run.
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Big Tech Is Firing Employees by the Thousands. Why? and How Worried Should We Be?
Since the end of the pandemic hiring spree, large numbers of employees have been fired from major tech companies, including Alphabet (12,000 employees), Amazon (18,000), Meta (11,000), Twitter (4,000), Microsoft (10,000) and Salesforce (8,000). Why exactly led to this massive shakeout? And what does it mean for the industry, and you?
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On LinkedIn, Amazon Employees Post They Want New Jobs, Bosses Are Aware
With job cuts mounting across tech, finance and other industries, why wait to get fired when you can skip directly to being hired?
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"Amazon India Won't Coax Or..." - Clarification Amid Job Cuts Row: Sources
Amazon today provided more details about its "Voluntary Separation Program" to the Labour Ministry. Last week, the tech giant informed the government that it has not fired any employees, but some have left under the "Voluntary Separation Program".
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Amazon Denies Layoffs, Says Some Quit Under "Voluntary" Offer: Sources
Denying that it fired any employees, Amazon has said some of them quit under its "Voluntary Disengagement Program", government sources said.
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Amazon Plans To Lay Off 10,000 Employees As Losses Mount: Report
Amazon is planning to layoff thousands of employees and implement cost-cutting measures as the last few quarters haven't been profitable, according to reports.
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Amazon Suspends at Least 50 Workers After Employees Protested Against Fire Incident
Amazon has suspended at least 50 warehouse employees who refused to work their shifts following a trash compactor fire at one of its New York facilities, according to union organisers. The company suspended the workers, with pay, on Tuesday, a day after the fire disrupted operations at the Staten Island warehouse that voted to unionise earlier this...
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Amazon Accused of Violating US Labour Law After Union Supporters' Arrests
A group of Amazon workers seeking to form a union in New York filed a charge with US labour regulators after a high-profile organiser and a pair of employees were arrested outside a company warehouse.
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Amazon Settles With 2 Employees It Fired Last Year
Amazon has settled with two employees it fired last year who publically criticised the company over working conditions of warehouse workers during COVID-19.
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Amazon Settles Case With 2 Employees Who Said They Were Wrongly Fired
Amazon has reached an agreement with two employees who accused the e-commerce giant of dismissing them in retaliation for their activism, both parties said Wednesday.
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Amazon Accused of Employing a 'Hire-to-Fire' Policy to Meet Annual 'Unregretted Attrition' Goals: Report
Amazon has been accused in a report by its employees of adopting a casual "Hire-to-Fire" policy that pressurises managers to hire people just to fire them to meet their unregretted attrition (URA) goals
