TeamPredict Daily · Monday, August 24, 2026
KPMG Australia confirms 400 layoffs after earlier considering 1,000 cuts
KPMG Australia confirmed 400 layoffs. The firm had earlier considered cutting 1,000 jobs. Seven newsrooms corroborated the figure. The cuts represent nearly 5% of the Australian workforce and come amid slowing consulting demand and scandal.
The Economic Times (via Google News) · The Sunday Guardian (via Google News) · Times Now (via Google News) · The Australian (via Google News) · hrsea.economictimes.indiatimes.com (via Google News) · Techloy (via Google News) · Telegraph India (via Google News)
TeamPredict Layoff Watch
Computed from primary sources, not from customer data
4,666
jobs on official WARN notice, last 30 days
Across 102 filings. A WARN notice is the advance warning an employer must file with a state labor department before a mass layoff, generally 60 days ahead.
400
jobs announced today, corroborated
Counted only where two independent newsrooms printed the same figure. From 1 story below.
Largest filings in the window
- VisaSan Mateo County, CA320
- StarbucksSeattle, WA224
- LeeMAH ElectronicsSan Mateo County, CA205
- Bumble Bee Foods, LLCLos Angeles County, CA197
- ServiceNow, Inc.Santa Clara County, CA154
- LAZ Parking California (9610 Sky Way)Los Angeles County, CA139
Counted across California, Washington and Maryland, the states whose labor departments publish machine-readable filings.
Source data: California (through 2026-08-19), Washington (through 2026-08-21), Maryland (through 2026-08-14).
Not counted, because their published data is more than three weeks behind: Texas (last filing 2026-06-23). A state that has stopped publishing has not stopped laying people off, so leaving it out beats counting it as a zero.
Unreachable when this page was built: Oregon.
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Also today (5)
Apple cuts over 200 jobs across Siri and Vision Pro teams
Apple cut over 200 jobs across Siri and Vision Pro teams. The cuts hit during a major AI restructuring. Reports say Apple is shifting focus to AI and smart glasses.
KalingaTV (via Google News) · LatestLY (via Google News) · Analytics Insight (via Google News) · Stocktwits (via Google News) · TechGig (via Google News)
Volkswagen warns of 'more than critical' situation ahead of job cuts
Volkswagen warned of a 'more than critical' situation ahead of job cuts. The company earlier confirmed 50,000 job cuts.
Inshorts (via Google News)
Nebraska meat company to lay off 218 workers in plant closure
A Nebraska meat company will lay off 218 workers after deciding to close a plant.
NewsBreak: Local News & Alerts (via Google News)
Apple's 200 job cuts among top tech news
Apple's 200 job cuts made top tech news alongside Xiaomi's Xring O3 and Perplexity's $30B valuation.
Analytics Insight (via Google News)
SanDisk transfers jobs from Israel to India
SanDisk is transferring jobs from Israel to India. Two newsrooms reported the move.
Globes - Israel Business News (via Google News) · NewsBytes (via Google News)
Questions people asked today
- How many jobs did KPMG Australia cut?
- KPMG Australia confirmed 400 layoffs, representing nearly 5% of its Australian workforce. The firm had earlier considered cutting 1,000 jobs.
- How many Apple employees were laid off in the Siri and Vision Pro teams?
- Apple cut over 200 jobs across Siri and Vision Pro teams during a major AI restructuring.
- How many WARN jobs were filed in the past 30 days?
- WARN filings show 102 notices covering 4,666 jobs in the past 30 days across California, Washington, and Maryland.
Layoffs are the ones you can see coming. Resignations are not.
A WARN notice gives a state 60 days of warning. Nobody files one before they resign. TeamPredict reads the public LinkedIn signals your own team is already giving off and flags who looks likely to leave, so you get the same lead time on the departures that actually hurt.
Assembled automatically at 2026-08-24 12:59 UTC. Every figure on this page is computed in code from the sources linked above and from state labor department filings; the editorial layer is written to those figures and rejected if it introduces any others.