HR software giant Workday is following in the footsteps of Microsoft, Google, and Meta with a massive round of layoffs.

CEO Carl Eschenbach said the Bay Area-based software firm will be “prioritizing innovation investments like AI and platform ...

The tech layoffs can be attributed to factors including market instability, tightened budgets, and the need to adapt to ...

Workday will cut 1,750 jobs, about 8.5% of its workforce, to invest in AI and adapt to the economic climate. The company ...

Workday is laying off 1,750 employees, essentially cutting down its total workforce by 8.5%, CEO Carl Eschenbach announced ...

Here's what you need to know this week about artificial intelligence in the Bay Area: Workday slashes jobs, Musk stumbles in ...

CEO says the move ‘has the potential to drive a new era of growth for Workday,’ but there are concerns about customer service ...

Technology companies have continued to lay off staff in 2024, despite improving fundamentals. Here's an updated timeline of ...

Enterprise resource planning software company Workday Inc. announced today that it will cut around 8.5%, or 1,760 jobs, from ...

Workday will chop more than 600 jobs in the East Bay as it scouts for opportunities in artificial intelligence.

Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook are among a number of companies that have all handed out pink slips in January. Around ...

While more than 1,000 Salesforce employees will be looking for new jobs, the company is expanding roles within AI teams.