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12,000 Facebook employees, 15% of its workforce, may lose jobs amid ‘quiet layoffs’: Report

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12,000 Facebook employees, 15% of its workforce, may lose jobs amid ‘quiet layoffs’: Report
Meta is reportedly conducting ‘quiet layoffs’ at Facebook that may lead to thousands of job cuts -- at least 12,000 or about 15 per cent of its workforce.



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