Small layoffs and budget cuts are hitting Apple, with more expected
New Apple CEO John Ternus is reportedly planning layoffs ranging from small-scale ones in large teams, but also cancelling projects. John Ternus at the "Ted Lasso" launch - image credit: Reuters Apple has recently laid off some staff from Apple Vision Pro development, but a new report says that employees across the company are expecting more serious numbers of redundancies to come. According to…
Apple is set to implement small layoffs and budget cuts across the company, with more anticipated according to a report by Bloomberg. The new CEO, John Ternus, is aiming to reduce costs and focus on fewer products, leading to the potential loss of jobs in various teams. Notably, the company has already laid off some staff from Apple Vision Pro development, but has put plans to cut 5,000 AppleCare customer service positions on hold as they explore alternative solutions such as AI.
The exact timing and extent of these reductions remain uncertain, as Ternus has canceled previous plans to lay off a significant number of employees.
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