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Amazon: 494 jobs cut

July 16, 2026USE-commerceAmazon

Amazon is laying off 494 workers at its Florida warehouse as part of a $200 million expansion project that will introduce advanced robotics and conveyor systems. The layoffs are expected to be permanent, although the company hopes to rehire some employees once renovations are complete. This represents a 58% reduction in the workforce at the facility, which currently employs around 850 people.

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