HPE Slashing 2,500 Jobs, Part of 18-Month Cost-Cutting Program

What’s going on at HPE?

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is planning to eliminate approximately 2,500 jobs, or five per cent of its workforce, as part of an 18-month cost-cutting program.

A spokesperson for the tech giant told CNBC that expected attrition has been factored into the reduction.

HPE expects its cost-cutting program to lead to gross savings of $350 million by the 2027 fiscal year.

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Impact on Canadian staff

It remains unclear if Canadian employees at HPE are being let go.

According to LinkedIn, the company has more than 1,200 workers in the country.

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