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LinkedIn Cuts Dozens of Jobs in Tel Aviv Office Amid Global Restructuring
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First reported by Calcalist · 4 hours ago
What happened
LinkedIn is downsizing its Tel Aviv office, laying off dozens of employees mainly from its development center, but will maintain a local presence. This follows a global 5% workforce reduction and the 2022 acquisition of Israeli startup Oribi. The company aims to focus its teams for future growth while continuing operations in Israel.
- 01LinkedIn is cutting dozens of jobs at its Tel Aviv office, mainly in the development center.
- 02The Tel Aviv office will remain open with a smaller team for local business activities.
- 03LinkedIn occupies a full floor in Alon Towers with about 50 employees before cuts.
- 04In 2022, LinkedIn acquired Israeli startup Oribi for $85 million, involving prior layoffs.
- 05In May, LinkedIn globally cut 5% of its workforce, about 800 jobs, focusing on AI and UI roles.
- 06The company says changes aim to better position LinkedIn for future success and impact.
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