1 of 1
Story summary
- Amazon has laid off about 30,000 employees across its corporate workforce, the largest reduction in its 30-year history.
- In January, about 135 workers at the 1140 Broadway office in Manhattan were part of this wave.
- These cuts followed a previous reduction of 14,000 roles in October.
- CEO Andy Jassy said new technology may create roles but will reduce staffing needs in certain areas.
