A tweet from writer and software engineer Gergely Orosz claims that this action from Meta has affected at least 20 people that initially had offers to start in February. The tweet also points to a ...

Meta is also prolonging its hiring freeze through to the first quarter of this year, with a few exceptions. Elon Musk also began staff layoffs in November. Since then, the company has laid off ...

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, the parent company of Google, informed staff on Jan. 20 at the Silicon Valley giant about the cuts in an email that was also posted on the company’s news blog. It’s one of ...

Layoffs hit some of the biggest companies, with others implementing hiring freezes. In November, Meta, Amazon, Twitter, Salesforce and HP announced significant cuts to their workforces.

Technology firms are seeking CFOs that can add financial rigor to their operations even as they move to cut staff and costs ...

Several big tech companies are rethinking their staffing needs, instituting hiring freezes, rescinding offers and cutting ...

The Republican governor said the executive order she signed "will stop government hiring and [institute] a promotion freeze and make sure that we are actually looking for ways to reduce the size ...

TikTok's decision to freeze the hiring came after its admission in December that some of its employees improperly accessed TikTok user data of two journalists in a bid to identify the source of ...

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump’s temporary hiring freeze on federal jobs is disproportionately affecting a group of his most loyal supporters: veterans, who receive preference in federal ...

[AUDIO LOGO] BRAD SMITH: TikTok is the latest tech company to announce a hiring freeze. According to reports, the social media giant has stopped the process needed for consultants. That would ...

A protester holds a sign condemning the Niles-Maine District Library's hiring freeze, Sept. 26, 2022. (Caroline Kubzansky / Pioneer Press) The 19-month-long hiring freeze at the Niles-Maine ...

From Google to Microsoft, Meta and Twitter, big names in tech are seeing mass layoffs and putting the brakes on hiring. View ...