Employment Law

Amazon Reportedly Planning to Axe Thousands of Corporate Jobs in 2026

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What’s Happening at Amazon?

Amazon is reportedly planning to start 2026 by slashing its corporate workforce again — possibly by another 14,000 jobs.

Several departments, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), the core retail business, Prime Video, and human resources, are all expected to be affected.

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Check out our Amazon Layoffs & Severance page for more information on the potential downsizing and the rights that non-unionized employees have.

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