Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg tells employees that the company does not expect additional “company-wide” layoffs this year after reducing its workforce by thousands. The Financial Times and TechRadar report that Zuckerberg is responding to employee concerns following a round of job cuts that totals about 8,000 positions. Both outlets frame the remarks as an effort to reassure staff after the reductions and to clarify the company’s near-term outlook on workforce changes.
India Today similarly reports that Zuckerberg tells Meta employees there will be no further layoffs, linking his comments directly to the earlier decision to cut roughly 8,000 jobs. While the wording varies slightly across reports—some emphasize “company-wide” layoffs and others describe a broader “no more layoffs” message—the accounts converge on the same sequence: Meta carries out layoffs in the range of 8,000 jobs, and Zuckerberg then indicates that further cuts are not expected for the rest of the year.
The reports do not provide additional details on longer-term plans beyond Zuckerberg’s assurances, nor do they specify which teams or regions were most affected.
