The Latest Breaking News from Glassdoor

Some 93% of workers admit to staying in jobs they don’t love for stability, while 63% say it’s “complicated” or they are “ready to break up.”

The drip, drip, drip of layoffs at relatively healthy companies like ASML and Amazon is fueling a growing sense that—because of AI or not—no one’s job is safe.

US employers announced 1.17 million layoffs through November 2025, the highest since the pandemic. Glassdoor warns 'forever layoffs' are fuelling chronic workplace anxiety across industries.

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‘It wears you down. It makes you question your path,’ one job seeker noted about the process in 2025

Workers are exhausted. It's been a rough year in the labor market.

That’s the most since 2020—but then you have to go back to 2009 to find when companies let so many workers go.

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Moody’s warns U.S. job growth has stalled as the shutdown halts official labor data, forcing Wall Street and the Fed to rely on patchy private reports.