Layoffs tracker/Latest Jul 31, 2025

Layoffs in July 2025

Every layoff announcement on the tracker in July 2025, with the number, the date and the source.

  • 29announcements tracked
  • 13,040jobs cut in those announcements

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These companies announced job cuts. "Find people" opens a LinkedIn search for the company name, so you can reach people who may be looking for their next role. See WARN notices for layoffs filed with states before they happen.

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Jobs cut by month

People laid off in announcements that state a number, with the biggest cuts of each month. November is still going.

Jobs cut by month
MonthJobs cutLayoff announcementsBiggest cuts
December 202500
January 202600
February 202600
March 202600
April 202600
May 202600
June 202600
July 202600
August 202600
September 202600
October 202600
November 202600

Biggest cuts in July 2025

Ranked by jobs cut, counting only announcements that state a number.

Top companies

  1. Microsoft9,000
  2. State Department1,350
  3. Indeed and Glassdoor1,300
  4. Sarepta500
  5. Intel227
  6. Scale AI200
  7. Omniplex199
  8. Geodis100

By industry

  1. Tech9,227
  2. Logistics100

29 announcements

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Thursday, Jul 31, 2025 5 announcements77 jobs cut

Wednesday, Jul 30, 2025 2 announcements

Monday, Jul 28, 2025 1 announcements100 jobs cut

Friday, Jul 25, 2025 1 announcements

Wednesday, Jul 23, 2025 1 announcements87 jobs cut

Tuesday, Jul 22, 2025 1 announcements227 jobs cut

Monday, Jul 21, 2025 2 announcements

Friday, Jul 18, 2025 2 announcements1,300 jobs cut

Thursday, Jul 17, 2025 1 announcements

Wednesday, Jul 16, 2025 4 announcements899 jobs cut

Tuesday, Jul 15, 2025 1 announcements

Saturday, Jul 12, 2025 1 announcements

Friday, Jul 11, 2025 2 announcements1,350 jobs cut

Wednesday, Jul 9, 2025 1 announcements

Saturday, Jul 5, 2025 1 announcements

Thursday, Jul 3, 2025 1 announcements

Wednesday, Jul 2, 2025 2 announcements9,000 jobs cut

Layoff questions, answered with the numbers

How many layoffs have there been in July 2025?

The Work Insiders tracker lists 29 layoff announcements from 29 companies in July 2025, read from news headlines. Where a number of US jobs was given, they add up to 13,040 jobs cut. Shutdowns, buyouts, announcements that give only a share of staff or no number, cuts spread over several years, cuts outside the US and unchecked reader reports are listed but not in that total.

What was the largest layoff in July 2025?

Microsoft announced 9,000 job cuts on July 2, 2025, the largest single announcement on the tracker in July 2025.

How many layoffs are because of AI?

3% of the layoff headlines in July 2025 (1 of 29) name AI or automation as a reason. This is read from the headline only, so a cut whose headline does not give a reason is not in that share.

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How this list is built

Where the numbers come from

Each entry is a news headline in which a company announces job cuts, a shutdown or buyouts, read through the day from Google News, plus reader reports. The list goes back to June 2025; we are adding past headlines back to January 2025. The number shown is the one in the headline, and the headline links to the publisher. We do not estimate, and we leave out government, school and rumor stories.

Totals count only announcements that state a number of US jobs. Cuts given only as a share of staff, cuts with no number, worldwide numbers, shutdowns, buyouts, plans spread over several years and unchecked reader reports are listed but marked "Not in total". Stories from outlets outside the United States are left out.

One entry per company per three weeks; when more headlines report the same cut, the entry shows how many. Companies sometimes revise their numbers, so read the source before you act on one. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.