In a bid to address an AI crisis at his company, the Meta CEO has gotten personally involved in recruiting top talent.

This comes following a leaked internal memo by Meta’s vice-president of human resources Janelle Gale in February, which communicated its plans to carry out company-wide layoffs globally.

This comes following a leaked internal memo by Meta's vice-president of human resources Janelle Gale in February, which communicated its plans to carry out company-wide layoffs globally.

One of the memos, authored by Meta 's head of people Janelle Gale, stated that notices, including those for employees in the US, were expected to be sent by Monday at 5am local time. Workers in ...

NEW YORK – Facebook owner Meta Platforms plans to carry out its expected company-wide layoffs this week while pushing ahead with the expedited hiring of machine-learning engineers, it told staff ...

Meta notified employees affected by the layoffs beginning at 5:00 a.m. m. today, via a memo sent by Chief People Officer Janelle Gale This Monday, February 10, Meta, Mark Zuckerberg’s company ...

Meta carrying out performance-based layoffs starting Monday, cutting 5% of staff Meta announced the cuts in mid-January as CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company wants the 'strongest talent' and ...

Meta Layoffs Coming Today Reveals Internal Memo Meta employees across the world are awaiting news of their fate as cull of 5% of the workforce kicks off today.

Unlike with previous company-wide layoffs, Meta was planning to keep its offices open on Monday and would not issue any updates providing further details on the decisions, Gale said in her post.

In January, Meta confirmed plans to cut approximately 5% of its “lowest performers” while backfilling at least some of the positions. Meta's Head of People, Janelle Gale, described the layoffs ...

Unlike with previous company-wide layoffs, Meta was planning to keep its offices open on Monday and would not issue any updates providing further details on the decisions, Gale said in her post.

Unlike with previous company-wide layoffs, Meta was planning to keep its offices open on Monday and would not issue any updates providing further details on the decisions, Gale said in her post.