Amazon will lay off 30,000 workers from this Tuesday
In the last three years, the multinational has been progressively destroying about 27,000 jobs.
The multinational Amazon will lay off 30,000 workers from today to adapt its structure to current reality.
According to information released by CNBC, the decision will lay off 10% of Central Office staff and affect all lines of business (human resources, services, operations, devices and other areas).
Amazon argues that after reaching its peak during the pandemic, it must now adapt its structure to current reality.
Over the past three years, Amazon has been progressively destroying about 27,000 jobs, but it has never made so many redundancies at the same time.
All indications are that the dismissal letters will be sent this week.
Net sales and cloud services giant earned $35,291 million in the first half of the year, almost 50% more, and in turn had sales worth $ 323,369 million, 11% more.
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