LinkedIn, owned by Microsoft, is set to lay off about 5% of its global workforce as part of a new restructuring plan.
The cuts are expected to affect several hundred employees across different teams as the company reshapes its operations to focus on priority areas and future growth.
Even with the job reductions, LinkedIn has reported revenue growth in its recent performance, showing continued demand for its services.
The company said the decision is part of regular organisational changes and not solely driven by automation or artificial intelligence.
The decision comes amid ongoing job cuts across the global tech industry.