Hi-tech layoffs, from Amazon to Twitter are more than 60 thousand: what happens

Alphabet (Google holding), 12 thousand at home

The announcements of big tech personnel cuts to contain costs do not stop after the losses suffered in recent months and the economic uncertainties on the horizon. The most recent is that of Alphabeth, the Google holding company, which has just announced the cut of 12,000 workers (about 6 percent of the workforce), in all the company’s production areas, globally. “I have some difficult news to share,” he wrote in an email that CEO Sundar Pichai sent to his employees. Overall, the cuts announced by big tech companies in recent months exceed 60,000 units. Here are the others.

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