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The cuts would mainly impact Amazon's cloud computing, human resources, advertising and Twitch videogame streaming businesses

Amazon plans 9,000 more job cuts: CEO

The cuts would mainly impact Amazon's cloud computing, human resources, advertising and Twitch videogame streaming businesses

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said Monday he was cutting 9,000 more jobs from the online retail giant's workforce, following the 18,000 that were axed in January.
"Given the uncertain economy... and the uncertainty that exists in the near future, we have chosen to be more streamlined in our costs and headcount," Jassy said in a memo to staff.
The cuts would mainly impact Amazon's cloud computing, human resources, advertising and Twitch videogame streaming businesses, Jassy told staff.
The layoffs account for a smaller percentage of Amazon's total workforce, which ran up to 1.5 million people in December 2022, than the cuts seen at some other tech giants.
Meta has laid off nearly 25 percent of its estimated workforce in just a few months in what CEO Mark Zuckerberg has called the company's "year of efficiency" as the US tech sector continues to downsize.

Seattle-based Amazon, which has been cutting costs in various areas of its business in the past few months, is undergoing an annual review process to figure out where it can save more money. 
 

Amazon confirms it has begun laying off employees

Amazon layoffs will extend into next year

Seattle-based Amazon, which has been cutting costs in various areas of its business in the past few months, is undergoing an annual review process to figure out where it can save more money.&nbsp;
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Amazon confirmed that it is laying off staff, after days of rumors that the e-commerce behemoth would become the latest tech giant to unleash a large-scale redundancy plan amid a souring economic environment.
US media have previously reported that the platform and its various branches will lay off about 10,000 employees.
Though CEO Andy Jassy did not confirm the figure, but he said that the process had begun and would continue early next year.
Many technology companies that had been hiring heavily during the pandemic have recently announced job cuts, including Meta, Twitter, Stripe and Lyft.

In a tweet,  the former president and CEO of the online retailing giant echoed comments that Goldman Sachs Chief Executive David Solomon made to CNBC earlier in the day

Amid the global uncertainty Jeff Bezos warned US

Amid global uncertainty, Jeff Bezos' warning for US

The former president and CEO of the online retailing giant echoed comments that Goldman Sachs Chief Executive David Solomon made to CNBC earlier in the day

Amid the global economic uncertainty, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has warned that rougher times are likely ahead.
In a tweet, the former president and CEO of the online retailing giant echoed comments made by Goldman Sachs Chief Executive David Solomon to CNBC earlier in the day
'The probabilities in this economy tell you batten down the hatches,' Bezos tweeted.&nbsp;
However, US central bank raised interest rates to fight rising prices and many economists in US expect further slowdown.

Looking for a job that offers work from home option? Well, then maybe Amazon is for you! 
Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon said he company had no plans to mandate that corporate staff members working from home come back to office. 
According to the report by moneycontrol, Jassy acknowledged that some jobs needed more office time than others. Those who are part creative and hardware teams need to work from office more often while engineers mostly work from home, he added.  
According to reports, Jassy said at Wednesday's Code Conference in Los Angeles that Amazon had no plans to mandate corporate staff members to resume work from office. 
 

Amazon has no plans to call its employees to office

Looking for a job that offers work from home option? Maybe tech giant is for you! 

This big tech giant is flexible towards work-from-home

Certain teams tend to be at the office more often, such as hardware or creative units, while others, such as engineers, continue to work largely remotely: Amazon CEO

Looking for a job that offers work from home option? Well, then maybe Amazon is for you!&nbsp;
Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon said the company has no plans to mandate that corporate staff members working from home come back to office.&nbsp;
According to the report by moneycontrol, Jassy acknowledged that some jobs needed more office time than others. Those who are part creative and hardware teams need to work from office more often while engineers mostly work from home, he added.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The company had announced in October last year that due to the pandemic situation, it will allow its tech and corporate staffers to indefinitely work remotely, but they will have to come to office when required. &nbsp; The company also said that team managers will decide at what times employees should work from office.

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