Confirmed disclosures
3
Current entries on the public page
Layoffs
Official-source workforce reductions
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Workers affected
3,144
Includes one approximate figure derived from a disclosed workforce percentage
AI cited in source text
1
Events where the primary source itself mentions AI in the restructuring context
SEC exhibit
Workday · 1,750 positions
Announced February 5, 2025 · 8.5% of workforce
Workday said the cuts were part of reprioritizing investments and reorganizing the business for a new growth phase. The filing explicitly says the company would keep hiring in strategic areas.
AI signal: AI was named in the same filing as a priority investment area alongside platform development.
Company investor-relations release
Recruit Holdings (Indeed and Glassdoor segment) · Approximately 1,300 employees
Announced July 11, 2025 · 6% of workforce
Recruit said the financial impact was already reflected in guidance for its HR Technology segment. The company did not cite AI as a reason in the public release, so the event stays out of any AI-cited subtotal.
AI signal: The primary source does not attribute the cut to AI.
The same release says the reduction covered the HR Technology segment that operates Indeed and Glassdoor.
SEC annual report
Forrester Research · About 94 positions
Announced January 2025 · 6% of workforce · approximate count
Forrester disclosed a January 2025 reduction in force of approximately 6% of its workforce as part of aligning costs to its 2025 revenue outlook.
AI signal: The primary source does not attribute the cut to AI.
The same filing says Forrester employed 1,571 people as of December 31, 2024, so a 6% cut implies roughly 94 positions.