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Indeed and Glassdoor Announce Major Layoffs as AI Disrupts Job Search Industry

What Happened

Indeed and Glassdoor, two leading online job search platforms, have announced plans to lay off a combined total of 1,300 employees. The move comes as artificial intelligence significantly alters the landscape of recruiting and employment services. Both companies cited the need to adapt their business structures and invest in new technologies to stay relevant amid rapid technological changes—particularly the impact of AI and automation on hiring processes. The layoffs represent about 15 percent of their combined workforce and are aimed at streamlining operations as the companies respond to reduced demand and increased automation.

Why It Matters

The layoffs at Indeed and Glassdoor underscore how AI is reshaping not only job search platforms but the broader recruitment industry. As companies invest more in automation, workers in the tech and HR sectors may face ongoing job uncertainty. Read more in our AI News Hub

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