On the last morning of August, 600 people in Chennai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad arrived at work and left without jobs — not through any failure of their own, but as entries in a spreadsheet of global savings targets. PayPal's decision to reduce its worldwide workforce by a fifth over two to three years reflects a familiar tension of this era: the promise of artificial intelligence rewriting the calculus of human labor, while the human cost lands swiftly and without ceremony. India, long cultivated as a pillar of PayPal's global technology ambitions, now finds itself at the leading edge of a res
PayPal cuts 600 India jobs in global restructuring push
Approximately 600 PayPal employees in India lost jobs with immediate access revocation; affected workers reported lack of prior notice and delayed severance settlements.