Live · Sun 1 Nov, 08:25
21 of the biggest employers are cutting jobs right now.
Job cuts at 4,016 large employers across the UK, the US and Europe — who’s cutting, how many, which jobs, and whether AI is behind it. Updated four times a day.
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We read the news, company statements and official filings four times a day, check each one, and apply one published rule. How it works →
This week
All employers →- UBSGUBS
UBS filed a WARN notice for 58 employee layoffs at its Weehawken, New Jersey facility, effective November 4, 2026.
- MSFTMicrosoft
Microsoft offered buyouts to 60,000 workers as part of cost-cutting measures.
- CMCSAComcast
Comcast is considering job cuts as part of a business revamp in response to steep internet losses.
- VOW3Volkswagen
Volkswagen announced it will cut over 50,000 jobs worldwide. The group reported a billion-euro loss in Q3 2026, attributed mainly to specia…
- BOSCHBosch
Bosch will cut more than 20,000 jobs in Germany through a voluntary exit programme called 'Personal-Drehscheibe' (Personnel Turntable), lau…
- INGAING
ING announced 400 job cuts globally in its corporate banking division, including 12 positions in Belgium, to streamline the division. Cuts…
Cutting now
23 more showing signs · 6 more in the news →The picture
More →Jobs named in cuts · 12 months
Hiring for: ai and machine learning, software engineering, operations, admin and back office.
Where the cuts fall · 12 months
Employers cutting jobs in each country, wherever they are headquartered.
The AI factor
6 of 21
employers cutting jobs say AI is part of the reason: Microsoft, Barclays, American Express, HSBC and 2 more.
Why not just ask an AI?
A chatbot answers from whatever it finds when you ask. Talent Risk has been reading every report, about every one of these employers, eight times a day.
- It remembers
- A year of every announcement for every employer — so it can tell you whether this round is normal for them, or the first in years.
- It counts once
- One figure per announcement, confirmed by two reports or the company. Twenty headlines about the same 5,000 jobs are 5,000 jobs.
- Same rule for everyone
- Barclays and Boeing are judged identically, every time — so you can compare employers, sectors and countries.
- Exactly which company
- Every employer is pinned to one legal entity. Siemens is not Siemens Energy; Bayer is not Bayer Leverkusen.
- It’s watching for you
- 4,016 employers, scanned eight times a day. You hear about a move because it happened, not because you thought to ask.
- Every fact, one click away
- Each figure links to the company’s own words or the outlet that reported it. Nothing is made up, and nothing is paid for by the employers.
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