Twilio announces layoffs in a company-wide email sent out to staff, as part of a strategy change that seeks to improve efficiency and reduce overheads.
While Amazon announced plans to acquire iRobot last year, the deal is not yet finalized and is subject to investigation by regulators. In an email to staff, CEO Colin Angle stated “While reducing the size of our workforce is painful, we believe these actions are necessary for the company to better navigate the challenging economic environment and position us to return to profitable growth in the years ahead.” The company behind Roomba announces that it is laying off around 85 staff, which amounts to 7% of the workforce. The job losses follow cuts made by the company last September, in which 650 employees were laid off. 16th February DocuSignĭocuSign announces that it is letting go of 700 members of staff, representing 10% of the company workforce. It follows the company's earlier announcement that it was looking to reduce costs by $880 million by the end of 2023. Telecoms company Ericsson announces plans to cut 1,400 roles in its native Sweden, in an attempt to cut costs. More lay offs at Twitter, as around 200 staff are cut from their roles, including some Musk loyalists, who only reportedly only discovered their fate when they were unable to access their company email addresses. The company states that it is ‘rebalancing' skills within the organisation, with an aim to reduce our investment in specific areas, in order to reinvest in others”, as stated by co-founders Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar.
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Software giant Atlassian announces it is cutting around 500 roles, about 5% of its total workforce.
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