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Intel, Amazon, Kaiser, EV charging firm chop hundreds of Bay Area tech jobs
SAN JOSE — Several employers have revealed plans to slash hundreds of Bay Area tech jobs in a disquieting reminder that staffing reductions are widening for the region’s sputtering economic engine.
Intel, Amazon, Kaiser and electric vehicle charging firm FreeWire Technologies have disclosed their intentions to conduct layoffs in the upcoming weeks and months, according to official notices the organizations filed with the state Employment Development Department.
Here are the details of where these employers have decided to chop jobs and when the cutbacks will occur, according to the WARN letters sent to the state EDD:
— Intel, 75 job cuts in San Jose on Innovation Drive. These are slated to occur May 31.
— Amazon, 85 layoffs in San Francisco on Tennessee Street. These will occur at an Amazon fulfillment center that is slated to permanently close. The reductions are scheduled for June 27.
— FreeWire Technologies, 113 staffing reductions in Newark on Gateway Boulevard. These are planned for the FreeWire headquarters site, which is closing permanently. The layoffs are due to take place June 24.
— Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, 44 job cuts in the Bay Area, consisting of 33 in Pleasanton and 11 in downtown Oakland. The employment categories of the affected workers in Pleasanton have job titles associated with tech work. The Kaiser layoffs are slated to occur June 21. Kaiser is also cutting Southern California jobs.
The respective employers all described the layoffs as permanent.
More than 42,000 tech jobs have been eliminated in the Bay Area since the current burst of tech industry layoffs erupted more than two years ago. These Bay Area tech job losses arise from company layoff announcements made in 2022, 2023 and so far in 2024.
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