Amazon Reportedly Cut Dozens of “White-Collar” Roles in Robotics Division
What’s Happening at Amazon?
Amazon has reportedly eliminated at least 100 “white-collar” jobs in its robotics division to start March 2026.
The workforce reduction comes just weeks after the e-commerce giant cut approximately 16,000 corporate roles in January.
Which Roles at Amazon are Affected?
The affected division reportedly designs robots and other automation systems used primarily in Amazon warehouses. It’s unclear if any Canadian employees have been let go.
Source
Major news outlets, including Reuters and FOX Business, covered the latest workforce reduction at Amazon.
More Amazon Layoff Coverage
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