E-commerce company Amazon laid off 500 employees from India.
According to foreign media reports, e-commerce giant Amazon has laid off around 500 employees from its India-based office during the downsizing.
A total of 9,000 employees have been affected so far during the second phase of widespread layoffs that began in March this year.
According to media reports, employees from web services, human resources and support departments have been laid off so far this month, including a few employees working with global teams from India.
During the global epidemic Corona, a large number of consumers started shopping online, but after the end of the Corona epidemic, consumers are returning to the old habit of shopping due to which the growth of e-commerce has slowed down.
Keep in mind that like Meta and Google, Amazon is among the many big tech companies that are firing employees based on preference.
It should be noted that since announcing the layoffs in January this year, it has laid off nearly 18,000 employees.
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