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More than 55,000 global tech workers laid off so far in 2023
More than 55,000 global technology sector employees have been laid off in the first few weeks of 2023, according to data compiled by the Layoffs.fyi website. The website’s tally of global tech layoffs has almost doubled from just over 25,000 on Tuesday. The data suggest 2023 is on pace to surpass 2022 for global tech redundancies, with 154 tech companies laying off 55,324 employees in the first few weeks of the year. Last year, 1,024 tech companies laid off 154,336 employees, according to Layoffs.fyi..
Layoffs.fyi was set up by San Francisco-based startup founder Roger Lee to track layoffs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Lee is the co-founder of Human Interest, a digital 401(k) provider for small businesses and Comprehensive, an employee compensation platform. Major U.S. tech companies are firmly in the layoffs spotlight. This week Google parent Alphabet Inc. confirmed plans to lay off about 12,000 workers globally and Intel Corp. said it is slashing hundreds of jobs in Silicon Valley. MarketWatch
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