Tech companies have chopped hundreds more jobs in the Bay Area, affecting East Bay and Peninsula workers.
LIVERMORE — Tech companies have chopped hundreds more jobs in the Bay Area, affecting East Bay and Peninsula workers, but some hopeful signs suggest the pace of the cutbacks has eased.
Thermo Fisher Scientific and Jabil have revealed plans to each chop more than 100 jobs, according to official filings with state officials. Together the companies have disclosed their decision to eliminate a combined 215 jobs, WARN notices filed with the state Employment Development Department show.Thermo Fisher Scientific is cutting 102 workers in Pleasanton and South San Francisco.
During 2022 and so far in 2023, tech companies have revealed plans to cut slightly more than 26,500 jobs in the Bay Area, according to this news organization’s analysis of the official WARN notices received by the state EDD.
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