Enterprise SaaS · United States
Indeed layoffs
Indeed has announced job cuts 2 times since Mar 2023. Where it gave numbers, they add up to 3,200 jobs. The latest was in May 2024: 1,000 jobs, about 8% of staff.
Latest event: May 2024
People affected
3K
Across tracked announcements
Announcements
2
Mar 2023 → May 2024
AI-attributed
0%
Of affected people
The short version
- Biggest round: Mar 2023, 2,200 jobs, about 15% of staff.
- None of these cuts was publicly blamed on AI.
- That is the 6th largest total among the 47 Enterprise SaaS employers we track.
- We track 227 employers in United States with layoffs since 2022.
Hiring elsewhere in Enterprise SaaS
Every round, newest first
- −1,000(8% of workforce)
Second Indeed layoff in two years, announced in a letter from CEO Chris Hyams citing a global slowdown in hiring.
About the figure: Quote truncated before the final clause to stay under 40 words.
Source: HR Dive
- −2,200(15% of workforce)
CEO Chris Hyams said that with future job openings at or below pre-pandemic levels the organization was too big for what lies ahead.
Source: TechCrunch
Common questions about Indeed
- How many people has Indeed laid off?
- We have tracked 2 rounds of cuts at Indeed since Mar 2023. The rounds with a stated headcount add up to 3,200 jobs.
- When was the latest Indeed layoff?
- May 2024: 1,000 jobs, about 8% of staff. Second Indeed layoff in two years, announced in a letter from CEO Chris Hyams citing a global slowdown in hiring.
- Did Indeed blame AI for its layoffs?
- No. None of the 2 rounds we track was publicly tied to AI by Indeed or in credible reporting.
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