Former Ilva: The Milan Court of Appeal has reserved its decision on the request for an urgent suspension of the enforcement of the decree with which, last July, the judges ordered the closure of operations in the hot-works area of the plant...
The agreement at Mimit on the Electrolux plan collapses: 1.450 redundancies, the closure of the Cerreto d'Esi plant, and 135 missed contract renewals are confirmed. The unions call a strike.
The company is implementing its largest workforce reduction since the pandemic. The reorganization will affect all countries, limiting fully remote working, and freeing up resources to invest in autonomous driving.
Pressure on margins is pushing major European brands to cut costs: BMW is preparing voluntary redundancies, Porsche is expanding its cuts, and Aston Martin is improving its financials but remains struggling with debt. The challenge is to defend...
Volkswagen is reducing model numbers by up to 50%, cutting variants by 75%, and increasing production capacity from 12 to 9 million vehicles. No specific information has been provided on layoffs or closures, while deliveries continue to decline, down 6%...
British American Tobacco is launching a major global reorganization, planning 5.500 job cuts and outsourcing 3.500 roles to reduce costs by 2028.
After the clash of the last few weeks, Electrolux has agreed to suspend unilateral initiatives and to try to find a shared solution with the government and unions
Standard Chartered to cut 7.800 support roles by 2030, focusing on artificial intelligence, automation and increased profitability
Nissan is accelerating its Re:Nissan plan and cutting 900 jobs in Europe. In Sunderland, production lines are being reduced from two to one, while Barcelona faces further logistical bottlenecks.
Meta has informed employees that starting May 20, 8.000 of them will be laid off with a "generous" severance package. Microsoft is offering early retirement incentives for the first time: 8.750 people are eligible. Both companies are spending...
Heineken announces 5-6 layoffs over two years to increase productivity. Volumes will drop 1,2% in 2025, but operating profit will reach €4,38 billion. The outlook for 2026 is cautious, with shares up 4%.
The Washington Post resigns: CEO Will Lewis is leaving after a massive layoff program that affected nearly a third of the editorial staff. Amid internal protests, historic criticism, and red numbers, Jeff Bezos' newspaper faces...
Jeff Bezos, owner since 2013, is cutting a third of the Washington Post's editorial staff, impacting international, sports, books, and podcast departments. The reorganization favors Trump and limits the newspaper's historic independence.
Another wave of cuts after the one in October: Amazon confirms new layoffs in the cloud, retail, Prime Video and human resources divisions, mistakenly anticipated by an email to employees that revealed the planned organizational changes.
The Dutch multinational chipmaker posted a record 2025, with revenues of $32,7 billion and orders exceeding expectations thanks to artificial intelligence. The stock soars, but the group announces 1.700 cuts.
Société Générale launches a restructuring in France, cutting 1.800 jobs by 2027. Cuts without forced layoffs, criticism from the CGT, and markets rewarding the turnaround led by Krupa.
Amazon announced 14 job cuts, not 30 as the media reported, equivalent to 4% of its corporate workforce. CEO Jassy is focusing on AI and automation to reduce costs and increase efficiency.
Nestlé announces 16 global layoffs to reduce costs and save 3 billion Swiss francs by 2027. New CEO Philipp Navratil calls these "difficult but necessary decisions" to relaunch the Swiss giant after a year of decline.
According to the newspaper Expansión, the measure could extend beyond the three main divisions, involving other branches and increasing the number of employees affected.
At its Capital Market Day, Lufthansa will announce a 20% cut in administrative staff, approximately 3.000 positions. The goal is to reduce costs and boost margins. ITA Airways, in which the German group owns a 41% stake, will not be affected.
Bosch announces a new layoff plan, with over 10 jobs at risk, following the 9 already cut in Germany. Margins under pressure, global competition, and weak growth are putting the auto parts giant under pressure.
Intel cancels manufacturing projects in Europe and announces the layoff of a quarter of its global workforce. Billion-dollar losses, above-expected revenues, and a bet on artificial intelligence to regain competitiveness.
Second cut of the year, several sectors and geographical areas affected. The aim is to reduce costs and simplify the management structure
The referendum on the Jobs Act promises the reinstatement of workers in the case of unjustified dismissals, but if the Yes vote wins, the paradoxical result would be a reduction in the months of compensation for those fired. Compared to ten years ago, the emergency of the labor market…
All set for the June 8 and 9 referendums on work and citizenship. At the polls on Sunday and Monday. Here's everything you need to know to prepare for the vote
Volkswagen launches voluntary exit of 20 workers in Germany by 2030, part of broader plan for 35.000 cuts. No forced layoffs, but incentives of up to 400.000 euros
The June 8-9 referendum aims to dismantle key provisions of the Jobs Act and strengthen protections, but risks penalizing small businesses, fixed-term contracts and procurement. On the citizenship front, it is proposed to halve the time to become Italian, with large…
Nissa has not published any figures for the 2025-2027 financial year and has announced the closure of 7 of its 17 plants
The Japanese group announces a major restructuring with 10 redundancies and the closure of loss-making activities, but relaunches the electric vehicle battery division, with growing profits and new plants in Japan and the USA
The German group, of which the former Mediaset is the main shareholder, announces the dismissal of 430 employees through voluntary redundancies agreed with the unions. Today the extraordinary assembly of Mfe for the takeover bid
Tension over STMicroelectronics restructuring plan: unions critical of redundancies announced by Urso without discussion. Unknowns over Agrate and Catania
Trump puts the brakes on layoff revolution: Musk reduced to consultant as strategy becomes more measured. Meanwhile, the White House faces a series of internal and external contradictions
Starbucks announces 1.100 layoffs, affecting only corporate staff. The reorganization aims to simplify the company structure and address financial difficulties. The relaunch strategy of the new CEO Brian Niccol aims to improve efficiency and customer experience
The Trump administration continues to cut government agencies, hitting USAID with the firing of 1.600 employees. As concerns grow over the effects on diplomacy and international aid, federal agencies rebel against Elon Musk's orders
A disappointing quarterly report, a stock market crash and rumors of layoffs had already alarmed analysts and investors, but behind the storm serious accusations emerge: the CEO and the CFO allegedly hid the seriousness of the situation to gain…
The decision is the result of the strategy of the previous CEO, Bernard Looney, who had focused on offshore wind without the expected drop in oil. This cut is part of a plan to save 2 billion dollars, but it will not be the last.
Jabil, with the formal start of the collective dismissal procedure for all 413 employees of the Marcianise plant in Campania, the dispute is heading towards the hardest epilogue. By March, the US multinational electronics company will cease its activity in Italy,…
After 70 hours of uninterrupted negotiations, the Ig Metall union announces the agreement that avoids forced layoffs and factory closures, but foresees 35 thousand exits by 2030 and reduced production in 5 factories. Savings of 4 billion a year
Tavares' recent strategy has sought to reward shareholders above all, while for companies it has focused on cost cuts. Waiting for the table with the government. Since 1970, the company has received 220 billion from the State. The stock rises…
The German industrial giant announces a major reorganization, with 5.000 jobs eliminated and 6.000 outsourced, in an attempt to boost its competitiveness. The financial crisis and energy costs are pushing Thyssenkrupp to reduce steel production and restructure…
Boeing begins global workforce reduction with 2.200 layoffs in Washington, part of plan that will affect 17.000 employees
Stellantis Announces 400 New Layoffs in the United States. Due to the Chinese government, a new production site is being sought for the production of the B10 electric crossover. Here's why
Nissan launches restructuring plan to respond to automotive crisis: 9 layoffs, 20% reduction in production capacity and 10% sale of Mitsubishi. Profits down 90%. Guidance revised downwards
Volkswagen, in crisis due to falling sales in China, aims to save 4 billion euros through layoffs, salary cuts and plant closures in Germany. Protests mount
According to the Financial Times, the layoffs occurred last week, shortly before a restructuring that will involve the teams at WhatsApp, Instagram and Reality Labs
40% of Americans have been laid off at least once in recent years. And in more than half of the cases, they were workers in the high-tech sector. The estimates: here's what will happen by 2030
TikTok Announces Massive Global Layoffs, Taps AI to Moderate Content, Raises Concerns About Moderation Quality and User Privacy
Drastic reorganization for the aeronautics giant in financial crisis. "Difficult but necessary decisions" explains the CEO who in the meantime must deal with the strike of 33 thousand workers. New delays for the 777X model
Coca-Cola will close five of its 27 sites in Germany in 2025, cutting 505 jobs. However, the company plans to create some new jobs at other production sites
Jefferies analysts, after a roadshow with Volkswagen's top management in North America, report that the company is determined to proceed with the cuts, even at the cost of bypassing the Supervisory Board and workers' representatives.
WeTransfer, recently acquired by Bending Spoons, is preparing for a drastic reduction in staff. The decision, confirmed by CEO Luca Ferrari, is part of the strategy of Bending Spoons, known for its significant post-acquisition restructuring
Volkswagen's austerity plan, announced as former CEO Winterkorn addresses Dieselgate, has sparked a worker revolt and deepened an internal crisis, with sales falling and a union battle looming
The CEO of the Swedish fintech believes AI reduces costs, freeing up budgets to pay top talent. And with rising unemployment, the onus is on governments to address the problem
Intel's drastic restructuring due to AI challenges has caused a stock crash that could cost it up to $25 billion. Furthermore, the company risks a class action over stability problems with its Raptor Lake processors
The appliance company announces the cuts of around 1.000 employees in the UK. The decision is part of a global reorganization for the 15.000-employee company. Strategic meeting with the new Starmer government
Tensions at the top of X (formerly Twitter). CEO Linda Yaccarino struggles to meet Elon Musk's demands, namely to increase profits and reduce costs. Layoffs, reorganizations and the rise of Steve Davis put the…
Whirlpool, grappling with a sales crisis and staff cuts to reduce expenses, tries to react by focusing on new markets and innovative technologies, but is hampered by environmental and regulatory challenges
Elon Musk explains that the decision is due to the "duplication of roles and job functions in some areas and the need to reduce costs to increase productivity"
Apple announced the layoffs of 614 employees, mainly due to the closure of the Titan autonomous electric car project and other unprofitable projects. The cuts will be effective starting May 27. The decision marks a turning point…
Work and Jobs Act: the ruling of the Council establishes that the causes of nullity of the dismissal are not only those provided "expressly", thus opening up new spaces for the discretion of the judge
The cuts are part of the group's $2 billion cost-cutting plan over the next three years to optimize costs and "reignite the company's innovation engine."
Drastic cost cuts in Estee Lauder's restructuring plan which sends the stock market soaring with a jump of over 12%
About 3 months after the approval of the troubled acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the first staff cuts arrive: around 9% of the gaming team. And Activision president Mike Ybarra is leaving
The former leaves hundreds of employees of its Prime Video division and studios at home. The second size in hardware and assistant. Elon Musk dismisses 1.200 workers tasked with combating offensive content online. Is it the fault of artificial intelligence?
The decision, which came a few weeks after the signing of an expensive post-strike contract with the Uaw, is also linked to recent cuts in the Cruise subsidiary, which is in difficulty with its robotaxis
Company announces tightening and change in operating model to reduce costs – Swedish rival Ericsson also in difficulty: “Market weakness will persist in the fourth quarter and beyond”
The union fires and does so using the provisions of the Jobs Act which it would like to abolish: paradoxical. But the funny thing is that the Democratic Party risks following the same path
There seems to be no break in the flow of layoffs involving Big Tech for months. From the beginning of 2023, Amazon's cut affects 27 employees
After cutting 11 jobs last November, Mark Zuckerberg's company announces new cuts and the closure of another 5.000 open positions for which no recruitments have yet been made. And the title runs…
On Monday 13 March the company will present the restructuring plan which aims to reduce the workforce by 20%, which is equivalent to around 1.000 jobs
The choice of the fashion giant to rely on an intelligence test to choose who to fire is controversial. The cut of 1.500 employees announced in December. Protests by trade unions for the chosen method
Francesco Amadori's niece had been fired by the then CEO of the family business. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed
After the boom in the Covid years, the company is dealing with a slowdown in orders. The cuts will mainly concern personnel at the Barcelona office
In 2022, around 150 talents in the technology industry lost their jobs: from Meta to Twitter to Amazon. However, many of them have already found work and others create start-ups. Here's what happened
The secretary of the Democratic Party has reneged on the Jobs Act that the Democratic Party had voted for and invoked an "anti-liberal" turn on labor relations but Professor Ichino, one of the most authoritative Italian labor lawyers, demonstrates - data to…
The exits were those already previously agreed. In the last year, the exodus reached two thousand in the Stellantis house
Green light to trust in Montecitorio: the text is about to arrive in the Senate, which however will not have time to make changes - New interventions also on eco-bonuses and Alitalia
This was established by the government control room - The cashback was suspended and the sending of tax bills was extended for another two months (until 31 August) and VAT payments until 20 July
Yet another confrontation at the discussion table convened at the Mise - The procedure for collective dismissal will expire in September - Harsh reaction from the unions - Workers protest in the street
After the controversies of the last few days, Palazzo Chigi finds the square - The deadline of 28 August has been skipped, but not for everyone - The unions are not in it - Landini: "Thousands of people will lose their jobs"
The Minister of Labor unexpectedly inserts in the Sostegni bis decree a provision that extends the freeze on layoffs to the end of August and Confindustria is furious: "Wrong move in the method and on the merits which calls into question the reliability of the minister...
From July, according to the Sostegni decree, small companies that before the pandemic were excluded from the ordinary Cig, if they are fired, will no longer have access to the redundancy fund by way of derogation with Covid-19 reason. Unimpresa data
For those taking advantage of social shock absorbers, the stop is until June - News also coming on emergency income and citizenship income
The case of the nurse from the San Martino hospital in Genoa who refuses to be vaccinated and who tests positive with contagious effects becomes a school case: what to do in such a situation? The dismissal seems inevitable
The Draghi government should soon launch the new Support decree - The measures include the extension of the blockade of layoffs, strong refreshments for professionals and businesses, aid for skiing, the return of the Covid leave and news on the taxman...
An ordinance of the Court of Rome which establishes the reinstatement of a manager fired last July is destined to cause discussion: "The blockade applies to everyone, as stated in article 3 of the Constitution".
This was revealed by a survey conducted by the Aidp, according to which an additional $24 is considering layoffs - Only 2,72% are studying the possibility of dismissing employees who refuse the vaccine.
An extension until the summer is being considered: the goal is to build a safety net in recent months for those who will lose their jobs - Three reforms in the pipeline: shock absorbers, active policies and pensions
The company has rejected the unions' requests to extend the income supplement - Collective redundancies confirmed in Naples - Fim, Film and Uilm confirm the state of unrest
"With conviction with the prime minister in charge," said Confindustria leader Carlo Bonomi after the consultations. The feedback from the trade unions was also positive, but they asked to confirm the blocking of layoffs expiring at the end of March.
The new Ristori decree and the postponement of folders could be launched next week, but the contrasts in the majority risk creating many problems
In the hearing on the new request for budget variance, the Economy Minister also said that the Cig Covid will have to be extended for companies with more difficulty
Via Nazionale warns: "A simultaneous interruption of the Cig-Covid and the block on layoffs should be evaluated with extreme caution, in order to avoid possible sudden falls"
No layoffs and free layoffs until the end of March: Prime Minister Conte announced it to the social partners - Confindustria and trade unions satisfied.
The president of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, anticipated that the first 27 billion of the SURE program will arrive today, 10 October - Minister Catalfo: Refinancing for layoffs, possible extension of the block on layoffs - Refreshments…
Proposal from Uil metalworkers to the Government and Confindustria to break the long chain of vetoes and countervetoes on contracts: waiver of wage increases for 3 years in exchange for stopping layoffs - The pros and cons of…
Disney has announced the cut of 28 jobs due to the crisis of the parks triggered by the Coronavirus - Up to 9.000 exits in Shell which accelerates the transition to cleaner energy sources. In Italy at…
The National Labor Inspectorate has provided an initial illustration and operational indications on the rules contained in the August Decree: here they are
Approved "unless agreed" by the Council of Ministers the maxi measure concerning work, the tax authorities, schools, health, the South and more. Prime Minister Conte: "Resources for 100 billion to support citizens and businesses". VIDEO.
Final rush on the draft to be brought to the CDM on Friday: agreement found on the blocking of layoffs, which will continue until mid-November - Over 84 new hires are arriving in the school - Extension for tax deadlines, bonuses for cars and restaurants
