ChecktheCompanyBefore You Apply.

Follow layoffs and hiring freezes across tech, see each company's hiring health, and spend your applications on employers that are actually hiring.

Every Tech Layoff, in One Feed

Company, roles cut, teams affected and date, gathered from public announcements and updated as news breaks.

Every Tech Layoff, in One Feed

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Know which companies are cutting and which are still growing.

Source linked on every entry

UPDATED AS NEWS BREAKS

Layoffs Tracker

Filter layoffs by region, industry, team and company size. Each entry shows the roles affected, the share of staff, the date and a link to the original source.

  • Filter by region and industry
  • Teams and roles affected
Layoffs Tracker
Every signal visible

HEALTHY, WATCH OR AT RISK

Company Health Signals

Layoff history, hiring freezes, open-role trends and funding news combined into one status for each company, with every signal shown so you can see why.

  • One clear status per company
  • Layoff and freeze history
Company Health Signals
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Hiring-Health Filter

Hide jobs from companies with recent layoffs or a hiring freeze, so your applications go to employers that are reviewing them. Prefer to see everything? Switch it off and get a warning badge instead.

  • Hides at-risk employers
  • Flags hiring freezes
Hiring-Health Filter

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FAQ

Questions About the Layoffs Tracker

Sources, updates and how to read company health.

  • A running list of layoffs and hiring freezes across tech companies. Each entry shows the company, the number of roles affected, the teams involved, the date and a link to the source.

  • From public sources such as company announcements, regulatory filings and news reports. Every entry links to its source so you can check it yourself.

  • New events are added as they are reported, usually the same day.

  • It combines recent layoffs, hiring freezes, the trend in open roles and funding news into one of three statuses: Healthy, Watch or At risk. It is a quick signal, not a prediction, so read the details before deciding.

  • Yes. Add companies to your watchlist and choose what to be told about: layoffs, hiring freezes, new matching roles or funding news.

  • Yes. Turn on the hiring-health filter on the job board to hide those jobs, or leave it off and see a warning badge on the listing instead.

  • Not always. A company may cut one team and keep hiring in another. Check which teams were affected and whether roles like yours are still open before ruling a company out.