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Intel to begin factory layoffs mid-July

13th Jun 2025 by Samriddhi Srivastava in Talent Management, #Layoffs, #HRTech, #HRCommunity

As Intel faces market pressures and repositions for the future, factory layoffs are set to start in mid-July. The company aims to simplify operations and boost its engineering-focused manufacturing division.

Nike cuts more technology jobs

13th Jun 2025 by Samriddhi Srivastava in Talent Management, #Layoffs, #HRTech, #HRCommunity

With annual revenue expected to remain flat, Nike continues trimming costs with another wave of tech job cuts. The restructuring follows earlier layoffs at its Beaverton HQ and is part of a $2 billion savings initiative.

Workplace nostalgia: The ‘90s vs. today

13th Jun 2025 by Swati Mittal in Culture, Life @ Work, Watercooler, #HRCommunity

Remember fax machines, watercooler gossip, and overhead projectors? Step into a time machine as we compare the golden age of cubicles to today’s hybrid, AI-powered, kombucha-loving work culture!

Over 5,500 NASA jobs at risk: Here’s why

13th Jun 2025 by Samriddhi Srivastava in Talent Management, #Layoffs, #HRTech, #HRCommunity

NASA is offering early exits to staff as it prepares for a leaner future, potentially reducing its headcount by nearly one-third. While the cuts aim to align with budget proposals, they’re also reshaping the agency’s internal structure and workplace culture.

Meta hires 28-year-old CEO to lead AI lab

13th Jun 2025 by Samriddhi Srivastava in Leadership, #Artificial Intelligence, #HRTech, #HRCommunity

Facing growing pressure from AI rivals, Meta is rebooting its strategy with a $14.3B deal with Scale AI and a new leader at the helm—28-year-old CEO Alexandr Wang. His appointment signals a serious push to rebuild trust in Meta's AI capabilities.