Google India Fired 453 Employees In Various Fields Including Sales

Google India has laid off 453 employees in various departments. The employees were informed of their termination via email on Thursday, February 16. Layoffs can be difficult for those affected.Google previously said it planned to lay off 12,000 employees, or 6 per cent of its workforce. Google has l

Google India Fired 453 Employees In Various Fields Including Sales
Google India Fired 453 Employees In Various Fields Including Sales
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Google India has laid off 453 employees in various departments. The employees were informed of their termination via email on Thursday, February 16. Layoffs can be difficult for those affected.

Google previously said it planned to lay off 12,000 employees, or 6 per cent of its workforce. Google has laid off 450 plus employees in various fields, including sales and marketing.

In this regard, Sanjay Gupta, head of Google's India division, said, "According to the retrenchment measures announced in January, an email has been sent to the employees from India working in various departments at Google on Thursday."

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Employees laid off by Google, noting that officials have been fired, are looking for alternative opportunities.

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Thangaraja Palaniappan

Thangaraja is the Lead Reporter at NewsBricks with over a decade of experience in journalism and live news reporting. Known for his strong on-ground presence, he closely follows developing stories and has covered major political events and incidents across India. With a primary focus on political journalism, he simplifies complex developments into clear, reader-friendly reports that help audiences understand the evolving political landscape. Beyond politics, Thangaraja has a growing interest in technology and innovation. He tracks smartphone launches, new gadgets, and emerging systems such as POS smart automation technologies, reflecting the increasing role of technology in everyday life and governance. Thangaraja believes journalism is built on integrity, public trust, and reader satisfaction. Committed to ethical reporting, he strives to deliver timely, factual, and impactful news through his work at NewsBricks.

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