Amazon India Lay Off

Amazon has laid off about 500 employees in India across different verticals, reports said.

Employees from the Game Growth division, Amazon's San Diego game studio and Prime Gaming, a service geared towards customers of the company's loyalty programme, were among those let go.

Impacted by the job cut, a software engineer who had worked for Amazon for five years, was laid off on January 11.

Harsh worked as an intern with the company, for three months in 2021.

E-commerce company Amazon plans to lay off around 1,000 employees in India as part of its biggest retrenchment exercise across the globe, according to sources, Press Trust of India reported.

Technology giant Amazon plans to lay off 10,000 people in the coming days, adding to the bloodbath being witnessed in the technology world after Twitter and Facebook parent Meta significantly trimmed their workforces.

Reliance Jio is holding trails in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Ahmedabad, Infosys to lay off hundreds of employees, IRCTC now offers cash on delivery option for buyers and more.

Flipkart termed the move as a "fairly common practice across various industries - especially in high performing Internet organisations".

Amazon has laid off about 500 employees in India across different verticals, reports said.

Employees from the Game Growth division, Amazon's San Diego game studio and Prime Gaming, a service geared towards customers of the company's loyalty programme, were among those let go.

Impacted by the job cut, a software engineer who had worked for Amazon for five years, was laid off on January 11.

Harsh worked as an intern with the company, for three months in 2021.

E-commerce company Amazon plans to lay off around 1,000 employees in India as part of its biggest retrenchment exercise across the globe, according to sources, Press Trust of India reported.

Technology giant Amazon plans to lay off 10,000 people in the coming days, adding to the bloodbath being witnessed in the technology world after Twitter and Facebook parent Meta significantly trimmed their workforces.

Reliance Jio is holding trails in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Ahmedabad, Infosys to lay off hundreds of employees, IRCTC now offers cash on delivery option for buyers and more.

Flipkart termed the move as a "fairly common practice across various industries - especially in high performing Internet organisations".