Layoff
Cuts 700 jobs
LinkedIn laid off nearly 700 employees, about 3% of its workforce, according to a memo from its CEO.
- Our coverage: LinkedIn Layoffs Signal Broader Tech Slowdown
Monthly layoffs report
As of November 2, 2026, the Metaintro Layoffs Tracker recorded 13 layoff and closure announcements in October 2023, affecting at least 951 jobs where a source states a number (5 of 13 state one).
Last updated Oct 2, 2026
October 2023 at a glance
Jobs affected are as reported by each source, summed over the 5 of 13 announcements that state a number.
Latest announcement
Companies ranked by jobs reported affected in October 2023

Layoffs, store closures, and return-to-office mandates in October 2023
Announcements by type
951 jobs reported
| Type | Announcements | Share | Jobs reported |
|---|---|---|---|
| Layoffs | 13 | 100% | 951 |
| Store closures | 0 | 0% | 0 |
| Return-to-office mandates | 0 | 0% | 0 |
US states named in October 2023 announcements
No October 2023 announcement in the tracker names a US state.
Month over month, from the same tracker
October 2023 has 13 announcements, 10 more than September 2023 (3).
| Measure | October 2023 | September 2023 |
|---|---|---|
| Announcements | 13 | 3 |
| Companies | 13 | 3 |
| Jobs affected (reported) | 951 | 887 |
| Stores closing | 0 | 0 |
October 2023, newest first. Each company links to its full layoffs timeline.
13 announcements
13 announcements · 951 jobs reported
Layoff
Cuts 700 jobs
LinkedIn laid off nearly 700 employees, about 3% of its workforce, according to a memo from its CEO.

Layoff
Announces layoffs
Stack Overflow laid off an undisclosed number of employees as part of a push toward profitability and said it would slow hiring in some areas.

Layoff
Cuts 75 jobs
Lucid Software announced a 7% workforce cut.

Layoff
Announces layoffs
Talkdesk made its third round of layoffs in a year; the number affected was not disclosed.

Layoff
Announces layoffs
Brave laid off 9% of its staff.

Layoff
Announces layoffs
Blockchain auditor CertiK cut 15% of its staff despite raising $150M the prior year.

Layoff
Announces layoffs
Chainalysis reduced its staff by 15%.

Layoff
Cuts 26 jobs
Chia let go of 26 of its 70 employees amid a delayed path to going public.

Layoff
Announces layoffs
Coinhouse cut 15% of its workforce, citing reduced enthusiasm for Web3.

Layoff
Announces layoffs
Epic Games laid off staff, with no size given in this roundup.

Layoff
Announces layoffs
French security company Ledger cut 12% of its employees.

Layoff
Cuts 30 jobs
Roblox cut 30 team members.

Layoff
Cuts 120 jobs
Yuga Labs laid off 120 employees as part of a restructuring.

What counts, how jobs are counted, and the as-of date
Every published Layoffs Tracker announcement dated in October 2023: layoffs, store closures, and return-to-office mandates. Each row is one announcement by one company, dated the day the company or a filing first made it public, not the day the cuts take effect. Months follow UTC dates.
Jobs affected is counted only when a source states a number. We never estimate one, so every total on this page is a floor: announcements without a stated number are left out of the sum, not counted as zero.
Figures are as of November 2, 2026, and the newest change to a October 2023 announcement was on October 2, 2026. Announcements verified later can still be added to this month.
An edition needs at least 5 published announcements before it is listed for search engines.
Every row, all months, is in the CSV and JSON downloads. Filter on the announcement date to rebuild this report. The tracker methodology covers sources and how to cite.
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Every published announcement, all years, one row per event. Column names are stable, and jobs affected are blank where no source states a number.
Jobs affected are counted only when a source states a number; “Not stated” means none was disclosed. Methodology, sources and how to cite
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