Newsweek: Amazon’s 14,000 Layoffs Underscore AI’s Uncertain Impact on Jobs
Lisa LaViers, assistant professor of accounting, was interviewed by Newsweek for a story about Amazon's decision to lay off 14,000 employees in an effort to streamline its operations.
"Layoffs impact employee morale in a negative way. Nobody wants to see their friends get fired and... there would be a concern that there's going to be a future layoff," LaViers continued. "That's going to make employees feel less secure in their jobs, and they may go look for other jobs."
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