Laid off? Here’s who’s hiring.
Companies with confirmed layoffs in the last 90 days, newest first. Under each one: the companies that posted the most new jobs in the last 7 days in the same industry, for the same kind of work, and in the same city. Every number links to where it came from.
4,745 new jobs went up this week across every company we track. Browse them all →
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The figure mixes layoffs, relocations and role changes; Canva has not said how many are job cuts.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Same kind of work (Product and Engineering)NVIDIA 235Applied Materials 94Oracle 89Anduril 82See all 1,439 →Jobs in New York CityGlobalFoundries 40The New York Times 27Anthropic 19Rippling 12See all 450 →
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Squarespace confirmed to TechCrunch on Nov. 2 that it is cutting about 19% of its global workforce, around 300 people, in a restructuring first reported by The Verge, and Business Insider's read of the CEO memo said most cuts fall on product and engineering.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 30
Comcast
634 people laid off
Same industry (Media & Content)The New York Times 27Pinterest 17Reddit 11Sony 10Same kind of work (Engineering, Product and more)NVIDIA 241Applied Materials 97Oracle 90Anduril 84See all 1,439 →More about this
A Pennsylvania WARN notice lists 634 permanent cuts at Comcast's Philadelphia headquarters starting Dec. 31, with separate notices for 159 jobs in Washington state and 119 in New Jersey, and Comcast says it is adding more than 500 jobs in Philadelphia and over 1,100 nationally.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 30
Alaska Air Group
200 people laid off
Same industry (Marketplace / Travel)DoorDash 26Lyft 17Airbnb 15Zillow 13Jobs in SeattleNVIDIA 19Oracle 14Stripe 9Anthropic 9See all 120 →More about this
CEO Ben Minicucci's Oct. 30 memo eliminated about 200 management and other non-contract positions, 125 in Washington state and 48 in Hawaii, less than 1% of about 32,500 employees, as fuel costs push the airline toward a loss.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 29
People Inc.
195 people (6% of staff) laid off
Same industry (Media & Content)The New York Times 27Pinterest 17Reddit 11Sony 10Jobs in New York CityGlobalFoundries 40The New York Times 27Anthropic 19Rippling 12See all 451 →More about this
CEO Neil Vogel's Oct. 29 memo cut 195 jobs, about 6% of staff by TheWrap's and Adweek's count, mostly in the print and legacy web businesses, a year after a 226-person round at the publisher of People and Better Homes and Gardens.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Same industry (Productivity & Collaboration SaaS)ServiceNow 66Workday 30Omnissa 14Nooks 12Jobs in San FranciscoOpenAI 36Anthropic 28Zipline 20Stripe 13See all 423 →
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Dropbox's Oct. 28 8-K announced a cut of about 9% of its global workforce with $27 million to $33 million in cash costs, and reports put the count near 200, which the filing does not state.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 27
E.W. Scripps
431 people (10% of staff) laid off
Same industry (Media & Content)The New York Times 27Pinterest 17Reddit 11Sony 10Same kind of work (Operations)Applied Materials 12Anduril 11Oracle 10Intel 10See all 256 →More about this
Scripps confirmed that 431 positions, about 10% of its workforce, were eliminated on Oct. 27, with technical and news production roles among those cut according to Editor & Publisher, while it creates more than 100 local reporting roles.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 23
American Express
3,500 people (5% of staff) laid off
Same industry (Fintech)Stripe 31Mastercard 26Affirm 19SpotOn 16Jobs in New York CityGlobalFoundries 40The New York Times 27Anthropic 19Rippling 12See all 451 →More about this
American Express told investors on Oct. 23 that it plans to cut about 5% of its workforce, roughly 3,500 employees, its first major round in about a decade, and CEO Steve Squeri said the aim is efficiency rather than a downturn in business.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 21
eBay
9% of staff laid off
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CEO Jamie Iannone's Oct. 21 memo cut about 9% of the workforce and an eBay spokesperson confirmed it to Reuters, which estimated about 1,100 jobs from 12,300 employees while FOX Business put it at about 1,000; it is eBay's second round of 2026 after about 800 cuts in February.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 14
Netflix
1,000 people (6% of staff) laid off
Same industry (Media & Content)The New York Times 27Pinterest 17Reddit 11Sony 10Same kind of work (Product, Engineering and more)NVIDIA 242Anduril 98Applied Materials 96Oracle 92See all 1,439 →Jobs in Los AngelesApex 22Hadrian 18K2 Space 12Antares 12See all 114 →More about this
A memo from co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters on Oct. 14 cut about 6% of staff, around 1,000 people, with the biggest impact on the product, tech, legal and HR teams.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 12
Kroger
3,000 people laid off
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Reuters reported on Oct. 12, citing an internal memo from CEO Greg Foran, that Kroger plans about 3,000 corporate job cuts over three years, which Reuters put at roughly 37% of about 8,200 corporate employees, and a Kroger representative confirmed the 3,000 figure to Newsweek.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 6
HubSpot
660 people (7% of staff) laid off
Same industry (Productivity & Collaboration SaaS)ServiceNow 66Workday 30Omnissa 14Nooks 12Jobs in BostonPTC 6WHOOP 4Veeva Systems 4Workday 4See all 48 →More about this
CEO Yamini Rangan told staff on Oct. 6 that nearly 660 roles, about 7% of the workforce, are being cut as HubSpot reorganizes product teams around customer outcomes, and the company's 8-K puts the charge at $65 million to $75 million.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Oct 6
FICO
15% of staff laid off
Same industry (Data & Analytics)CoStar Group 39Databricks 20Snowflake 18Amplitude 13More about this
FICO confirmed to Reuters on Oct. 6 that it is cutting about 15% of its workforce in a restructuring, and Reuters estimated about 570 people from the 3,811 headcount, a number FICO did not confirm.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Same industry (Productivity & Collaboration SaaS)ServiceNow 66Omnissa 14Nooks 12Anaplan 11Same kind of work (Product and Engineering)NVIDIA 235Applied Materials 94Oracle 89Anduril 82See all 1,431 →
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Workday's 8-K says the reorganization cuts about 2.5% of its workforce, mainly in the Product and Technology team, with $65 million to $80 million in charges.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Sep 25
Pep Boys
169 people laid off
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A Pennsylvania WARN notice says about 169 corporate jobs at Pep Boys' Bala Cynwyd offices will be eliminated starting December 31 as Mavis reorganizes corporate support after its acquisition.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Sep 22
Microsoft
268 people laid off
Same industry (Developer Tools & Infrastructure)Oracle 194GitLab 22Datadog 14Twilio 14Jobs in SeattleNVIDIA 19Oracle 14Stripe 9Anthropic 9See all 120 →More about this
OPB and KUOW report 268 Xbox employees laid off in Washington state, with a company spokesperson putting the full round at 500 to 600; The Next Web describes the 268 as Xbox Game Studios roles worldwide. Part of the 3,200-person downsizing announced in July.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Sep 22
Bristol Myers Squibb
265 people laid off
Same industry (Healthtech)GE HealthCare 79Philips 70Oscar Health 16Veeva Systems 11More about this
A New Jersey WARN notice lists 265 BMS layoffs between December 2026 and May 2027, part of a $2 billion cost cutting plan announced in 2025.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Sep 14
Conifer Health (Tenet)
1,037 people laid off
Same industry (Healthtech)GE HealthCare 79Philips 70Oscar Health 16Veeva Systems 11Same kind of work (Operations)Applied Materials 12Anduril 11Oracle 10Intel 10See all 256 →More about this
Tenet's revenue cycle unit Conifer filed a Texas WARN notice for 1,037 mostly remote employees by November 2 after CommonSpirit ended its service contract.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Same industry (Developer Tools & Infrastructure)GitLab 22Datadog 14Twilio 14Grafana Labs 11Jobs in SeattleNVIDIA 19Stripe 9Anthropic 9DoorDash 8See all 106 →
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Oracle filed a Washington WARN notice for 359 employees at two Seattle offices and remote roles, with separations starting November 13.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Sep 10
Omnicom
15,000 people face layoffs, relocations or role changes
Same industry (Media & Content)The New York Times 27Pinterest 17Reddit 11Sony 10Jobs in New York CityGlobalFoundries 40The New York Times 27Anthropic 19Rippling 12See all 451 →More about this
CFO Philip Angelastro said Omnicom is on track to reduce headcount by roughly 15,000 to about 105,000 by the end of 2026 after the IPG merger, a figure that also includes outsourcing, offshoring and divestitures.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Sep 4
PayPal
251 people laid off
Same industry (Fintech)Stripe 31Mastercard 26Affirm 19SpotOn 16Same kind of work (Engineering)NVIDIA 224Applied Materials 92Oracle 85Anduril 76See all 1,439 →More about this
A California WARN filing lists 251 jobs at PayPal's San Jose headquarters, including more than 100 engineering positions, with separations set for October 30, 2026.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Same industry (Media & Content)The New York Times 27Pinterest 17Reddit 11Sony 10
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The Trade Desk's 8-K says it is cutting about 15% of its total workforce in an organizational realignment expected to be substantially complete in the third quarter of 2026.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Sep 2
Uber
3,300 people (10% of staff) laid off
Same industry (Marketplace / Travel)DoorDash 26Lyft 17Airbnb 15Zillow 13Jobs in San FranciscoOpenAI 36Anthropic 28Zipline 20Stripe 13See all 423 →More about this
Uber announced on Sept. 2 that it is cutting 3,300 jobs, about 10% of its workforce, and CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's email to staff, reported by Bloomberg and Skift, said manager roles are being reduced by 20%.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Same industry (Data & Analytics)CoStar Group 39Databricks 20Snowflake 18Amplitude 13Same kind of work (Engineering, Product and more)NVIDIA 241Applied Materials 97Oracle 90Anduril 84See all 1,435 →Jobs in SeattleNVIDIA 19Oracle 14Stripe 9Anthropic 9See all 116 →
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A Washington WARN filing lists 117 Qualtrics layoffs in Seattle, including engineers, product managers and senior analysts, after its $6.75 billion Press Ganey Forsta acquisition.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Aug 18
HelloFresh
374 people laid off
Same industry (E-commerce & Retail Tech)Flexport 9LTK 5Gopuff 3Faire 2Same kind of work (Operations)Applied Materials 12Anduril 11Oracle 10Intel 10See all 256 →More about this
HelloFresh is closing its Swedesboro, New Jersey distribution center and laying off 374 employees by November 17, per a state WARN filing.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Aug 13
Tyson Foods
723 people laid off
Same kind of work (Operations)Applied Materials 12Anduril 11Oracle 10Intel 10See all 256 →More about this
Tyson announced on Aug. 13 that it is closing its Joslin, Illinois beef plant and Eagle Mountain, Utah case-ready plant, citing a historic cattle shortage. A Utah WARN filing lists 723 workers at Eagle Mountain; American Bazaar reports Tyson's Illinois filing covers about 2,495 workers at Joslin, which is not in the headline figure.
- What happened, who is affected, and what comes next →Aug 10
Rapid7
12% of staff laid off
Same industry (Security & Compliance)Zscaler 21Socure 11Okta 10Chainguard 10Jobs in BostonPTC 6WHOOP 4Veeva Systems 4Workday 4See all 48 →More about this
Rapid7 said with its Q2 results on Aug. 10 that about 12% of its workforce is affected under new CEO Wael Mohamed; it gave no headcount, and the Boston Globe put the figure at about 300 jobs.
Only layoffs the company confirmed, filed a WARN notice for, or a major news outlet reported are listed, with the numbers exactly as reported. Rumors and plans are not. Job counts come from 757 companies’ own careers pages, US and remote roles posted in the last 7 days, as of Nov 4.
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