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After pandemic-era hiring binges, big companies from Amazon.com to UPS are slashing jobs, looking to shrink their head counts after years of breakneck growth

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After pandemic-era hiring binges, big companies from Amazon.com to UPS are slashing jobs, looking to shrink their head counts after years of breakneck growth

  • Post author:Empeiros Capital
  • Post published:January 29, 2026
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Many corporations binged on labor during the pandemic. Now, facing economic uncertainty and AI threats, they are slimming down.
2026-01-29 02:08:00
Konrad Putzier

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