Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Beijing, Nov. 18 (Xinhua)-- e-commerce giant Amazon CEO Andy Jassy wrote in a memo sent to employees on Thursday that the company will continue to lay off staff in the coming year.

Amazon CEO Jasi Amazon began laying off staff this week and has notified employees in some departments, including equipment and services. Amazon plans to cut about 10, 000 jobs, although the total number of employees affected is still changing. The job cuts come as Amazon is grappling with a deteriorating economy, slowing growth in some sectors and a surge in headcount during the epidemic.

Mr Jassi said the layoffs would continue until 2023 because the company was still in the annual planning process and department managers were still determining the need for further layoffs. " These decisions will be shared with affected employees and organizations in early 2023, "Yassi said." We have not yet reached a definite conclusion on how many other jobs will be affected (we know that our store and PXT will lay off staff), but when we finalize the details, each person in charge will communicate with his or her own team. "

"I have been in the CEO position for about a year and a half," he wrote affectionately. "there is no doubt that this is the most difficult decision we have made during this period. I and any leader who made these decisions understand that we need to eliminate not only these positions, but also those who are emotional, ambitious and responsible, whose lives will be affected."

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