Apple has joined the USA technology giants that have made cautious plans in employment recently, adding a new one to the developments regarding the recession concerns in the country.
The company plans to slow hiring and cut spending to combat a possible recession for next year.
Sources speaking to the global media stated that the decision was due to the company's need to be more cautious during uncertain times and that there is no company-wide policy at this stage. While it was stated that the decision in question would not affect all the teams in the company, it was stated that Apple still plans an aggressive product promotion schedule.
In the company's previous plans, some teams were expected to be increased by 5-10 percent. Apple also plans to review hiring for some vacancies.
Tesla also had layoffs
Recently, traces of a cautious employment policy have been seen in the US technology giants due to recession concerns.
While technology companies such as Google and Microsoft were making similar plans, layoffs had begun at the electric car manufacturer Tesla.
Tesla Inc. has fired hundreds of autopilot workers as it closes an electric vehicle manufacturing facility in California. It was stated that the majority of the dismissed workers were hourly workers.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has outlined plans to cut 10 percent of salaried staff in his previous statements.
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