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In Europe, Big Tech is finding out that layoffs aren’t as easy as in the US.

The IRS is gearing up for an $80 billion investment over the next two years to hire 20,000 new employees.

Amazon announced that it would be decreasing employee stock awards.

Americans filing for unemployment benefits decreased last week, but yearly revisions uncovered a higher number of applications.

Strikes will continue in France after labor unions’ meeting with the Prime Minister fail.

Twitter was served a lawsuit for allegedly letting go of contracted workers without properly notifying them.

Private sector employment increased by 145,000 jobs in March, and annual pay was up 6.9%.

The US job market seems to be tightening, as layoffs continue and the number of jobs available shrinks.

Tesla has to pay $3.2 million to a Black former employee who had sued for racial harassment.

Apple is gearing up for its first round of layoffs since 2019, but it’s unclear how many jobs will be cut.