Indeed and Glassdoor Slash 1300 Jobs Amid AI Automation Push

What Happened

Job search giants Indeed and Glassdoor announced plans to cut around 1300 jobs, representing significant workforce reductions. The move comes as both companies accelerate the integration of AI technologies into their platforms. According to an internal memo obtained by Reuters, the layoffs focus on streamlining operations, optimizing cost efficiency, and automating functions previously handled by employees. The affected roles primarily span across various departments in the US and internationally. Indeed and Glassdoor are majority-owned by Japan-based Recruit Holdings. This announcement aligns with a broader wave of tech job cuts driven by AI and automation across the industry.

Why It Matters

This move underscores the growing impact of AI on the job market, not only in recruitment platforms but throughout the tech sector. As automation tools take on more tasks, companies are restructuring teams and redefining employee roles. Read more in our Work & Skills Hub