Cruise Layoffs
3 layoff events · 2,034+ employees laid off since 2020
Cruise most recently announced layoffs on February 4, 2025, cutting 1,000 jobs in San Francisco. Below is every Cruise layoff we've tracked, with headcount, location, severance, CEO pay and how the stock reacted.
Newest entry: February 4, 2025
1000 | San Francisco 🇺🇸 | Transportation | Feb 4, 2025 | Acquired$15B raised | ||||
900 | San Francisco 🇺🇸 | Transportation | Dec 14, 2023 | Acquired$15B raised | ||||
134 | San Francisco 🇺🇸 | Retail | May 15, 2020 Severance - 9 weeks | - | Official Filing |
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It's a mandate that companies must file reports about layoffs to the government so that unemployment benefits are not abused. We extract data from these filings, which are buried in pdfs. cleanse, organise & present this data. So that you, the employee knows the inside health of a company through numbers & not by their marketing propaganda.
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When did Cruise last lay off employees?
Cruise most recently announced layoffs on February 4, 2025, cutting 1,000 jobs in San Francisco.
How many employees has Cruise laid off?
6figr has tracked 3 Cruise layoff events since 2020, affecting at least 2,034 employees in total.
Where did Cruise lay off employees?
Cruise layoffs we've tracked were mostly in San Francisco.
What are the salaries of employees at cruise?
Browse cruise salaries by job title, experience & location.
Are robots responsible for this layoff at cruise?
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