Tracking AI's Impact on
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Telvista is closing its Dallas call center on Stemmons Freeway, cutting 110 jobs effective Feb 2026. The permanent closure highlights ongoing BPO consolidation.

Helvetia Baloise announces 2,600 job cuts following its merger. The Swiss insurer cites digitization and synergy realization as key drivers.

Telefonica announces 5,500 job cuts in Spain as part of a €2.5 billion restructuring plan focused on automation and fiber network efficiency.

Sony Music Australia cuts marketing and PR teams, including 30-year veterans, in a pivot to influencer marketing and algorithmic targeting.

Intel cuts 59 jobs in Santa Clara as part of its $10B cost-reduction plan. The move supports the company's pivot to AI chip manufacturing.

Amazon files WARN notice for 84 layoffs in Seattle and Bellevue, impacting engineers, HR, and UX roles. Cuts linked to efficiency drive.

Zebra Technologies lays off 75 in San Jose as it exits the robotics hardware business (Fetch Robotics) to focus on AI and software automation.

Omnicom Group cuts 4,000 jobs after acquiring IPG. Agencies like DDB and FCB face consolidation as CEO John Wren pivots to AI-driven agility.

Haomo.AI suspends operations and lays off 100% of its staff. The GWM-backed autonomous driving unicorn collapsed due to high capital costs.

Allianz Partners is cutting 1,800 jobs in Germany, France, Spain, and the UK as AI replaces call center roles. Get the full layoff report.

McKinsey cuts 200 tech jobs and weighs cutting thousands more non-client roles over the next two years as it shifts internal work to AI automation.

HP Inc. announces plans to cut 6,000 jobs by 2028. The PC hardware giant cites AI automation and rising costs as key reasons for the 10% workforce reduction.

Verizon confirms 13,000 job cuts, impacting 20% of management. CEO Dan Schulman cites AI pivot and cost fixes. Severance details included.

Lufthansa confirms 4,000 administrative job cuts by 2030. The airline cites AI automation and cost reductions as primary drivers for the back-office layoff.

ING Group announces ~1,000 job cuts in the Netherlands, citing AI automation and digitalization as key drivers. Union talks are underway.

Krafton imposes a hiring freeze and offers buyouts to pivot to an AI-first strategy. The PUBG creator is betting on automation over headcount.

WHO to cut 2,371 jobs by mid-2026. The World Health Organization faces a $1.06B budget gap, slashing 25% of its workforce including senior directors.

Deepwatch lays off 60-80 employees, cutting 32% of staff to fund a shift to its NEXA AI platform. Get the full employment analysis.

Cybersecurity unicorn Axonius lays off 100 employees (10% of staff) in a restructuring move tied to efficiency and post-merger integration.

Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf confirms more layoffs are coming as the bank uses AI to automate work. Headcount has already fallen to 210,000.