Two San Francisco technology companies are cutting a combined 110 jobs, according to new filings with state regulators.
Front, a San Francisco software company that makes customer service and business communications tools, filed a notice with the California Employment Development Department showing 53 permanent layoffs at its San Francisco office on Tuesday.
Bay Area tech layoffs keep piling up
New layoffs continue to add to a year of workforce reductions across the Bay Area technology industry. Some of the largest recent filings include:
- eBay:229 jobs in San Jose
- Netflix:227 jobs in Los Gatos
- Airtable:190 job in San Francisco
- PayPal:251 jobs in San Jose
- Oracle:279 jobs in Redwood City and 99 in Santa Clara
- ServiceNow:154 jobs in Santa Clara
- Intel:67 jobs in Santa Clara
- Front:53 jobs in San Francisco
- Dropbox:57 jobs in San Francisco
The latest cuts come after a September surge in Bay Area layoffs. Companies disclosed 1,196 job cuts during the first part of that month alone, including 441 at Oracle, 390 at Uber, 251 at PayPal and 52 at Intel.
Dropbox, the cloud storage and file-sharing company, filed a notice Wednesday covering 57 permanent layoffs at its headquarters at 50 Hawthorne St. The cuts are scheduled to take effect Nov. 18…