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Thousands of employees at Google's subsidiary, Alphabet, have called on management to take measures to protect their jobs from layoffs associated with increased investments in artificial intelligence. The company's labor union submitted a petition containing over 4,500 signatures, demanding severance pay, voluntary departure programs, and options to convert severance payments into extended unpaid leave. Employees indicated that the layoffs implemented by the company since 2023 reflect a preference for profits at the expense of staff, amid reports of cuts within Google Cloud units and reductions in the number of managers—some of which may have been influenced by artificial intelligence decisions. These moves come amid criticism from employees of other tech companies, such as Meta, Oracle, and Microsoft, which have also experienced layoffs linked to the use of AI.
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