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More job cuts by giants Google, Roku®, and T-Mobile

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Around 12,000 jobs were cut on Sept. 13, making up around 6% of the total workforce.

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According to CNBC, Google-owner Alphabet confirmed a 7% increase in the second quarter's revenue after their first cost-cutting attempt.

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Heeding previous criticism, laid-off employees will have continued office access this week and an extended access to online systems. 

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Google spokesperson Courtnay Mencini assures they'll "continue to invest in top engineering and technical talent" at a slow overall pace.

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On September 6, Streaming device brand Roku also cut 360 jobs, which makes up about 10% of the company's workforce.

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This marks Roku's third round of layoffs in the past year, with previous reductions including a 6% workforce cut in March.

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Telecom company T-Mobile also laid off as many as 5,000 employees in August to cut costs.

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