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Amazon to Cut Around 1,000 Corporate Jobs Globally, Including in India
Amazon announced plans to lay off roughly 1,000 employees from its corporate division worldwide as part of cost‑control measures, affecting staff in India as well.
Amazon has announced a global workforce reduction as part of its cost‑control strategy.
The e‑commerce giant will eliminate approximately 1,000 positions from its corporate division across its worldwide operations.
The layoffs will include employees based in India, reflecting the company's effort to streamline costs on an international scale.
The move is part of a broader restructuring aimed at improving efficiency and maintaining competitiveness in the online retail market. No further details on the timeline or specific locations within India have been released.
The e‑commerce giant will eliminate approximately 1,000 positions from its corporate division across its worldwide operations.
The layoffs will include employees based in India, reflecting the company's effort to streamline costs on an international scale.
The move is part of a broader restructuring aimed at improving efficiency and maintaining competitiveness in the online retail market. No further details on the timeline or specific locations within India have been released.