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    Qualcomm layoffs severance package: 3 months' salary, extra payout based on years of service & one more month's pay for signing exit papers within 3 days; what employees are being offered

    Qualcomm has reportedly begun laying off employees in India as part of a global workforce restructuring exercise that could affect around 1,000 staff, or 5–6% of its workforce in the country. Reports suggest affected employees may be offered three months' salary as severance, with additional compensation based on tenure and an extra month's pay for those who sign exit documents within three days. Qualcomm has not publicly confirmed the reported severance package.

    Qualcomm initiates India layoffs: Here’s how much employees will get in severance

    Qualcomm has begun implementing planned job cuts globally, affecting employees in India and the US (in California).

    US H-1B grace period proposal draws 31,383 comments as job-loss concerns grow

    A Trump administration proposal to eliminate the 60-day grace period that allows laid-off H-1B visa holders to find new jobs in the United States has drawn more than 31,000 public comments, as the deadline for submissions approached.

    Katie Zacharia to be back as White House Press Secretary after being fired? Here's what we know

    Katie Zacharia has reportedly made attempts to regain her position as White House press secretary after her brief tenure. Sources indicate that she has been visible at public events, possibly hoping to catch President Donald Trump's attention. Despite her efforts, some Trump advisers believe that her chances of returning are extremely low. Discussions of other potential candidates for the press secretary role, such as Caroline Sunshine, are also underway.

    Tech layoffs were just the start: 1.6 million more US job cuts could push America toward recession

    US technology layoffs have crossed 200,000 in 2026, with Google, Microsoft, Amazon and other major companies cutting jobs. But the bigger concern is whether the trend will spread to retail and financial services, where another 1.6 million job losses could push unemployment higher and raise fears of a US recession.

    Persistent Systems techie quit her job and gave herself one year to set up a cake business in Goa. And she succeeded

    Goa's Namrata Khandeparkar quit her high-paying Module Lead job at Persistent Systems after finding corporate life creatively unfulfilling. A computer engineer, she gave herself one year to turn baking into a business. Starting with workshops in a rented flat, she reinvested her earnings and built a customised cake business featuring creative designs.

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