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US layoffs for October surge to two-decade high, Challenger data shows
U.S.-based employers cut more than 150,000 jobs in October, marking the biggest reduction for the month in more than 20 years, a report by Challenger, Gray & Christmas said on Thursday as industries ... Read More
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October monthly job cuts surged to a 22-year high
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Companies announce most October job cuts in more than 20 years as AI reshapes industries
Companies announced the most October job cuts in over 20 years—153,074 positions—as AI adoption and cost-cutting accelerate across industries. Tech and warehouse sectors led layoffs, with Amazon, ... Read More
Job cuts surge in worst October layoffs in 22 years. Here's why
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US employers hit two-decade high in October job cuts
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