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Apple is cutting some sales staff in enterprise, government, and academic roles as part of a shift to third-party resellers, despite strong profits.
Apple is laying off a small number of sales employees, mainly in enterprise, government, and academic roles, including account managers and briefing center staff, as part of a restructuring toward third-party resellers.
Affected workers have until January 20 to apply for other positions or receive severance.
The cuts follow earlier reductions tied to its self-driving car project, despite strong financials—Q4 revenue of $102.5 billion and December quarter projections near $140 billion.
Apple’s workforce remains around 166,000, and the layoffs are not expected to trigger WARN Act requirements, with the government sales team particularly affected by the recent 43-day shutdown and budget cuts.
Apple está recortando algunos empleados de ventas en roles empresariales, gubernamentales y académicos como parte de un cambio hacia revendedores externos, a pesar de las fuertes ganancias.