- The list of tech companies laying off workers keeps growing, including recent cuts from Google and Microsoft.
- According to layoffs.fyi and Insider’s calculations, more than 65K workers have lost jobs so far in 2023.
- However, not all tech companies have announced layoffs. Check out some that have avoided mass cuts so far.
The list of companies laying off massive swaths of workers in recent months just keeps getting longer.
In recent weeks, big tech companies have announced they would lay off eye-popping numbers of workers: Google laid off 12,000, Microsoft 10,000, and Amazon 18,000.
According to the tech layoff tracker layoffs.fyi and Insider’s own calculations, more than 65,000 tech workers have been cut from their jobs since January 1.
The crush of layoffs in the first few weeks of 2023 followed a brutal year for the tech industry in 2022. Both Meta and Twitter laid off significant portions of their workforces last year.
However, not all tech companies have announced a round of job cuts in the last 6 months. Here are some tech firms that have avoided recent layoff announcements: