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Netherlands plans to cut about 25,000 civil servants using AI

The Dutch government intends to eliminate nearly 25,000 public-sector jobs while actively deploying artificial intelligence. According to an official letter dated October 26, savings will reach 3.5 billion euros per year by 2035, and 900 million euros by 2027. The cuts will not affect the police or defense, but will hit ministries, inspectorates and agencies.

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Automattic begins layoffs after board upheaval and departure of top executives

Automattic — the parent company of WordPress.com, WooCommerce and Tumblr — has begun layoffs affecting communications, social media, WordPress.com and the VIP business. TechCrunch sources say the cuts may continue in the coming months. This follows a failed attempt by the board of directors to remove CEO Matt Mullenweg in September and the departure of a number of top executives, including the CFO and chief legal officer.

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Netflix beats Q3 profit forecasts, but shares fall on growth slowdown concerns

Netflix reported better-than-expected earnings: EPS $0.87, revenue $12.87 billion (+12% y/y), net income $3.66 billion. The company acknowledged investor concerns about slowing viewing hours and revenue growth, announced layoffs of about 1,000 employees (6%) and a change of content chief: Bela Bajaria is being replaced by Peter Rice. Despite solid results, shares fell more than 5%.

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Canada Threatens Forced Sale of Cleveland-Cliffs Assets Over Planned Stelco Layoffs

Canadian Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said that the American steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs could be forced to sell its Canadian assets if it cuts up to 500 employees at Stelco. Ottawa cites job-preservation commitments made when Stelco was purchased in 2024 under the Investment Canada Act. Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lorenzo Goncalves called the government's actions 'bullying' and attributed the layoffs to Trump administration tariffs.

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Netflix cuts about 1,000 employees — 6% of its workforce

Netflix announced layoffs of roughly 6% of its staff, about 1,000 people, mainly in product, technology, legal and HR. In a memo, co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters said the business is 'strong and growing' and the company remains on track for its annual forecast. This is the largest layoff since 2022; the quarterly report is expected on October 20.

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Netflix to carry out its largest staff reduction since 2022

Netflix is cutting about 1,000 jobs, roughly 6% of its workforce, in its largest layoffs since 2022. Co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos announced the cuts in an email to employees, citing the need for discipline in prioritizing people and resources. Most layoffs will affect product development, technology, legal, and HR divisions. Netflix had about 16,000 full-time employees at the end of 2025, and its market capitalization has fallen nearly 25% since the start of 2026.

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