Workday is laying off about 400 employees, roughly 2% of its workforce, as part of a resource realignment. The cuts are reported to mainly affect non-revenue-generating roles in the global customer service team, while the company continues hiring in strategic areas. The move comes as enterprise software stocks face pressure from investor concerns about AI-driven disruption.
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Workday lays off 400 employees amid software stock sell-off
Published Feb 1, 2026
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