According to the necessary documents submitted by Apple to the state of California this week, more than 600 employees will be permanently laid off, which is speculated to be related to Apple shelving and abandoning its car project.
Note: According to relevant legal provisions in California, companies must notify relevant employees and state representatives 60 days in advance before large-scale layoffs.
According to disclosure documents, the list of employees laid off this time is mainly located in several Apple buildings near Santa Clara, California, very close to Apple’s Cupertino headquarters.
These buildings were previously revealed to be related to the Apple car project, so outsiders speculated that after Apple gave up the car project, some of the more than 2,000 people in the development team were transferred to other Apple projects, and these more than 600 people were laid off by Apple.
