- Amazon - cutting fewer than 1,000 corporate jobs across its retail and Stores operations, affecting employees in the US, UK and India. The reductions follow approximately 30,000 job cuts in previous rounds.
- Netflix - reportedly preparing to eliminate about 5% of its global workforce, potentially affecting 800 to 850 employees, with announcements expected as early as this week.
- HubSpot - eliminating approximately 660 positions, nearly 7% of its workforce, as the software company reduces management layers and reorganizes its operations around AI-enabled products and services.
- FICO - planning to reduce its global workforce by approximately 15% as part of a restructuring scheduled for fiscal 2027, with hundreds of positions potentially affected.
- Flock Safety - reportedly preparing to eliminate about 18% of its workforce, amounting to several hundred jobs at the automated license plate recognition and surveillance technology company.
- Paramount / Warner Bros. Discovery - warning employees that layoffs will accompany the newly completed Skydance merger, as management seeks to consolidate overlapping operations and reduce costs.
- 3M - hundreds of customer service employees facing potential layoffs as the manufacturing company reorganizes support operations and shifts work toward a new global service structure.
- Crumbl - closing 57 cookie stores across the US and reportedly eliminating positions at its Utah headquarters following declining sales and operational restructuring.
- ECM Energy Services - warning that up to 200 workers in West Virginia could lose their jobs beginning October 18 after the company lost a long-running contract providing traffic management services to Antero Resources.
- Terrace of Hialeah - planning approximately 175 layoffs at its skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in Hialeah, Florida, with workforce reductions scheduled to begin December 6.
- Aramark / Guinness Open Gate Brewery - 174 employees facing permanent layoffs when the brewery and visitor attraction in Halethorpe, Maryland, closes on November 1.
- Grunt Style - closing multiple retail locations nationwide, including stores in Texas and Missouri, as the military-themed apparel company restructures its business. At least 38 jobs are affected at the identified locations.
- Cardinal Glass Industries - closing its laminated glass manufacturing facility in Statesboro, Georgia, eliminating 115 jobs as the company responds to changing market conditions. Layoffs are scheduled to begin December 6.
- Kings Food Markets - shutting down two New Jersey grocery stores, resulting in 122 layoffs as the supermarket chain consolidates its retail operations.
- Beachbody - permanently eliminating 80 jobs at its El Segundo, California operations, according to a state WARN filing, with layoffs scheduled for December 7.
- Caribou Biosciences - undertaking substantial workforce reductions and discontinuing its CAR-T therapy development programs, with 87 employees affected at its Berkeley, California operations.
- Lear Corporation - closing its automotive manufacturing facility in Sterling Heights, Michigan, resulting in 67 layoffs scheduled for November 9.
- Dakkota Integrated Systems - closing its Lansing-area Michigan automotive supplier facility, affecting 67 employees in production, material handling and engineering roles.
- Markdom Plastics - closing its Bellevue, Ohio molding facility, with 78 employees facing layoffs beginning in December and the plant expected to shut down by May 2027.
- True Food Kitchen - closing restaurants following a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, with 89 employees affected by closures in New Jersey and additional locations shutting down in other states.
- Bank First / Peoples State Bank - permanently eliminating 47 jobs across three Wausau-area Wisconsin locations following their merger, with layoffs scheduled between December 4 and December 18.
- Provider Partners Management Services - planning 39 permanent layoffs at its Columbia, Maryland operations beginning December 7, according to a state WARN filing.
- Cloudforce Group - reporting 33 permanent layoffs at its Oxon Hill, Maryland operations in an October 6 WARN filing.
- Cayuga Centers - filing notices affecting employees at its operations in Florida and California, with 13 jobs listed in Fort Lauderdale and 12 in Los Angeles as part of planned January 2027 reductions.
- Starbucks - planning 51 layoffs connected to store closures and corporate reductions in Washington state, affecting locations in Seattle, Redmond, Vancouver and Spokane.
- Stockton University - cutting 21 positions, including 14 faculty and seven staff roles, as the New Jersey institution confronts financial pressures.
- Baltimore Orioles - eliminating 16 positions in business operations, along with additional jobs tied to its regional sports network, affecting ticket sales, creative staff and game-day entertainment personnel.
- LDG Development - the Louisville, Kentucky-based housing developer confirmed a significant round of layoffs amid rising construction costs, high interest rates and difficult market conditions. The company did not disclose an exact headcount.
- Hawaiian Airlines - planning workforce reductions involving nonunion employees in Hawaii as the carrier adjusts operations and staffing. The number of affected positions has not been publicly established.
- Ninja Theory - layoffs have begun at the Microsoft-owned game developer behind Hellblade, with employees publicly confirming departures amid uncertainty about the studio's future.
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