What companies announce about jobs, in their own words. This section is separate from the statistics: it feeds no gauge and no ranking.
An announcement is published only if it comes from the company itself or from two reputable media outlets, after review by the team. The site never assigns a cause: "the company cites AI" means the company says so itself.
About 60,000 eligible employees, a quarter of the workforce
Voluntary exit offer with severance, open until early December to employees at vice-president level and below. Microsoft speaks of adapting its teams to changing needs and does not cite AI as the reason. No expected number of departures has been published.
About 21,000 fewer jobs in a year (almost 13% of the workforce)
Full-time headcount fell from 162,000 to 141,000 in a year. Oracle links the restructuring to deploying AI across its operations and warns that further reductions may follow.
« adoption and deployment of AI technologies across our operations »
4,000 administrative jobs by 2030
4,000 administrative jobs to be cut by 2030, mostly in Germany, in consultation with social partners. Lufthansa cites digitalisation and the increased use of AI.
« the increased use of artificial intelligence »