The decision comes as the company grapples with severe financial difficulties, including overdue payments to employees and vendors
Read MoreThe layoffs will amount to roughly 1,300 to 1,800 employees and is a part of its routine annual review process
Read MoreThe job cuts will primarily target salaried staff within the company’s software and services division
Read MoreThis workforce reduction, affecting around 1,000 employees globally, is expected to be completed by 30 September
Read MoreThis is the second round of layoffs for the tech giant in 2024, following a similar move in February when nearly 4,000 employees were let go
Read MoreAdditionally, the company has decreased its hiring rate, recruiting 33% fewer new employees compared to the previous year
Read MoreThis latest round of reductions has further inflated the year’s overall layoff numbers, bringing the total to 1,24,517 employees affected across 384 companies globally
Read MoreWhile no teams are being entirely disbanded, significant impacts will be felt by National Geographic, local TV stations, Freeform, and the network’s marketing and publicity departments
Read MoreIn addition to the go-to-customer restructure, Avaya has made “related operational changes” to align its sales, services, and engineering teams
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