Expedia Group is planning to cut about 1,500 jobs and reduce the size of its workforce by about 8% as it continues a restructuring effort after undergoing a technical overhaul.

Seattle-based Expedia announced Monday it will cut its global workforce by 9%, amid a restructuring of the online travel platform, which is expected to impact 1,500 jobs by the end of the year.

Expedia is cutting about 12% of its workforce after a “disappointing” 2019. The company outlined its plan in a memo sent to employees, telling them that it intends to “reduce and eliminate ...

In the notice, which was sent to the Texas Workforce Commission on Tuesday, Expedia said it would cut 64 employees in Austin. The letter said the layoffs are expected to occur May 1.

Expedia is axing around 12% of its workforce. According to Reuters, the online travel giant had 25,400 employees as of December 31, which would put the number of jobs set to be cut at around 3,000 ...

Expedia will cut 3,000 jobs to simplify ‘bloated’ business . ... Expedia announced the job cuts in an email to its global workforce, which numbered 25,400 as of Dec. 31.

Expedia is cutting about 12% of its workforce after a “disappointing” 2019. The company outlined its plan in a memo sent to employees, telling them that it intends to “reduce […] ...

The job cuts at Expedia are the latest in a round of layoffs from tech companies in 2024, ... Expedia to cut 9pc of its workforce, affecting 1,500 roles. by Jenny Darmody. 27 Feb 2024.

Expedia to Reduce Workforce by 9% Amid ... Resize. Listen (1 min) Expedia had 17,100 employees across more than 50 ... expenditures of $80 million to $100 million as a result of the cuts.

Expedia plans to cut about 3,000 jobs, or 12 percent of its workforce, to "streamline and focus" is efforts, the online travel shopping company told staff in an internal email. The decision comes ...

Expedia Will Cut 3,000 Jobs to Simplify ‘Bloated’ Business Online travel giant’s plan will eliminate 12% of the workforce Expedia halts projects, reduces contractors in new strategy ...