HP Layoffs to Target Factory, Support, HR and Legacy Tech Roles. 4,000 to 6,000 Jobs by the End of 2025

toner · 2025-03-24T14:45:14-04:00

HP Slashes Up to 6,000 Jobs: Factory, HR, and Legacy Tech Roles Hit Hard. HP Inc. is making drastic cuts, planning to lay off between 4,000 and 6,000 employees by the end of 2025. The job cuts will target factory workers, support staff, HR, and roles tied to aging technology, as the company shifts focus toward modernization and efficiency. The move is part of HP’s broader strategy to streamline operations and stay competitive in an evolving tech landscape. While layoffs are never easy, HP promises severance packages and career transition support for affected employees. As the company pivots toward future growth, these layoffs mark a significant shift in HP’s workforce strategy—signaling big changes ahead in the tech industry.

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HP Slashes Up to 6,000 Jobs: Factory, HR, and Legacy Tech Roles Hit Hard.
HP Inc. is making drastic cuts, planning to lay off between 4,000 and 6,000 employees by the end of 2025. The job cuts will target factory workers, support staff, HR, and roles tied to aging technology, as the company shifts focus toward modernization and efficiency.

The move is part of HP’s broader strategy to streamline operations and stay competitive in an evolving tech landscape. While layoffs are never easy, HP promises severance packages and career transition support for affected employees.

As the company pivots toward future growth, these layoffs mark a significant shift in HP’s workforce strategy—signaling big changes ahead in the tech industry.
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