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Uncertainty for UK staff as Amazon to chop 14,000 jobs globally

By Editorial Board Published October 28, 2025 3 Min Read
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Uncertainty for UK staff as Amazon to chop 14,000 jobs globally

Roughly 14,000 company jobs are to go at tech large Amazon, the corporate introduced.

The influence on the 75,000-strong UK workforce will not be instantly clear from the announcement, which mentioned impacted folks and groups would hear from management on Tuesday.

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A lack of 30,000 jobs had been anticipated primarily based on reporting from Reuters and The Wall Avenue Journal.

Amazon staff’ union within the UK, GMB, had mentioned, primarily based on these numbers, that “it is almost inevitable that many UK workers will lose their jobs”.

“The fact that companies can accrue such astronomical profits to the point where its [founder, Jeff Bezos] can holiday in space and hire out entire cities for his vulgar wedding prior to casting aside loyal workers without a thought just underlines everything that’s wrong with a system that many feel is beyond repair,” the union mentioned.

Why?

The expansion of synthetic intelligence (AI) has been blamed for the cuts.

In a message despatched to workers, Amazon’s senior vp of individuals expertise and expertise, Beth Galetti, alluded to the criticism that the corporate is slicing jobs whereas profiting billions in its newest outcomes.

“Some may ask why we’re reducing roles when the company is performing well,” she wrote.

“What we need to remember is that the world is changing quickly. This generation of AI is the most transformative technology we’ve seen since the Internet, and it’s enabling companies to innovate much faster than ever before.”

Those that lose their job can be prioritised for openings inside Amazon to assist “as many people as possible” discover new roles, she mentioned.

Hiring will proceed, regardless of the newest cull, in “key strategic areas” whereas the web retail behemoth finds further locations we are able to “remove layers, increase ownership, and realise efficiency gains”.

Amazon mentioned it’s “shifting resources to ensure we’re investing in our biggest bets and what matters most to our customers’ current and future needs”.

Amazon UK has been contacted for remark.

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