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"Sad And Angry": Journalist Records Moment He's Laid Off By Washington Post Via Zoom Call
Fortier, a staff writer primarily known for his sports coverage, expressed feeling "sad and angry" and stated he wanted to "document a reality of being in journalism today."
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Companies That Have Conducted Mass Layoffs In 2023. See List
Roughly 1,21,205 people have lost their jobs since the beginning of this year with 84,714 employees being laid off in January and 36,491 in February.
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Leave Or Stay? Residents Of US 'Zoom Towns' In Dilemma After Layoffs
Amazon's decision to eliminate tens of thousands of jobs, part of the wave of hundreds of thousands of cuts at firms across the US this year, is forcing remote workers to make hard choices.
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Zoom Fires Its President Days After Company Cut 1,300 Jobs
Zoom laid off 1,300 employees or 15 per cent of its workforce in February this year.
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"We Also Made Mistakes": Zoom To Cut 1,300 Jobs, CEO Will Take 98% Pay Cut
The company behind the Zoom video conferencing platform -- which became a household name during the pandemic -- announced Tuesday it is laying off about 15 percent of its staff.
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ChatGPT vs Bard: Everything We Know About Google's Upcoming AI Chatbot
Zoom announced on Tuesday that it will cut about 1,300 jobs, amid slowing demand in a post-pandemic world. The cuts will affect 15 percent of the company's workforce. Zoom CEO Eric Yuan said he would take a pay cut of 98 percent for the coming fiscal year and forego his bonus.
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Zoom to Lay Off 1,300 Workers as Firm Cuts 15 Percent of Workforce Amid Slowing Demand
Zoom announced on Tuesday that it will cut about 1,300 jobs, amid slowing demand in a post-pandemic world. The cuts will affect 15 percent of the company's workforce. Zoom CEO Eric Yuan said he would take a pay cut of 98 percent for the coming fiscal year and forego his bonus.
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"Email In Next 30 Minutes...": Zoom CEO Announces 1,300 Job Cuts
Communications technology firm Zoom will lay off some 1,300 employees or 15 per cent of its workforce, chief executive Eric Yuan said in the company's official blog today.
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"Sad And Angry": Journalist Records Moment He's Laid Off By Washington Post Via Zoom Call
Fortier, a staff writer primarily known for his sports coverage, expressed feeling "sad and angry" and stated he wanted to "document a reality of being in journalism today."
-
Companies That Have Conducted Mass Layoffs In 2023. See List
Roughly 1,21,205 people have lost their jobs since the beginning of this year with 84,714 employees being laid off in January and 36,491 in February.
-
Leave Or Stay? Residents Of US 'Zoom Towns' In Dilemma After Layoffs
Amazon's decision to eliminate tens of thousands of jobs, part of the wave of hundreds of thousands of cuts at firms across the US this year, is forcing remote workers to make hard choices.
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Zoom Fires Its President Days After Company Cut 1,300 Jobs
Zoom laid off 1,300 employees or 15 per cent of its workforce in February this year.
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"We Also Made Mistakes": Zoom To Cut 1,300 Jobs, CEO Will Take 98% Pay Cut
The company behind the Zoom video conferencing platform -- which became a household name during the pandemic -- announced Tuesday it is laying off about 15 percent of its staff.
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ChatGPT vs Bard: Everything We Know About Google's Upcoming AI Chatbot
Zoom announced on Tuesday that it will cut about 1,300 jobs, amid slowing demand in a post-pandemic world. The cuts will affect 15 percent of the company's workforce. Zoom CEO Eric Yuan said he would take a pay cut of 98 percent for the coming fiscal year and forego his bonus.
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Zoom to Lay Off 1,300 Workers as Firm Cuts 15 Percent of Workforce Amid Slowing Demand
Zoom announced on Tuesday that it will cut about 1,300 jobs, amid slowing demand in a post-pandemic world. The cuts will affect 15 percent of the company's workforce. Zoom CEO Eric Yuan said he would take a pay cut of 98 percent for the coming fiscal year and forego his bonus.
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"Email In Next 30 Minutes...": Zoom CEO Announces 1,300 Job Cuts
Communications technology firm Zoom will lay off some 1,300 employees or 15 per cent of its workforce, chief executive Eric Yuan said in the company's official blog today.
