Read the emails Amazon's HR and retail bosses sent to employees as its largest layoff in company history starts
Roughly 18,000 jobs will be affected.On Wednesday, Amazon is starting the largest layoffs in company history, affecting roughly 18,000 people.
In our 2023 OP1 planning process, with the realities of the current macroeconomic environment and some of our business needs shifting, it became clear that we needed to make significant adjustments within our org to be best positioned for the long term. We took several initial steps, including offering a voluntary release program in some organizations and pausing new incremental hires.
PXTLT and I are available to talk through the impacts of today's decision with you and your team, and to support you moving forward. I encourage each and every one of you take care of yourselves, and also to find ways to support each other as we navigate this togetherI want to send a note that today we will be notifying employees impacted by our decision to reduce our Amazon WW stores corporate headcount.
Our plan to improve our cost structure will unfortunately include role reductions. It is painful and rare for us to take this step, and I know how difficult this is on the individuals impacted and their loved ones. Our goal is to make sure every impacted employee is assisted in this transition, so for example, in the U.S.
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