Ahead of its recent successful financial report, Google made significant changes within its organisation, resulting in the layoff of at least 200 employees from its "Core" teams. These changes, as reported by CNBC,

Just ahead of its blowout first-quarter earnings report on April 25, Google laid off at least 200 employees from its “Core” teams, in a reorganization that will include moving some roles to India and Mexico,

Out of the total 200 job cuts, nearly 50 were removed from the California-based engineering team as the company now looks to hire cheap labour as part of its cost-cutting exercise

Google laid off 200 of its "Core" unit workers while reorganizing and moving several jobs to Mexico and India, CNBC and Seeking Alpha reported Wednesday.

Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) has laid off at least 200 employees in its "Core" teams and will undergo a reorganization that results in some jobs moving to India and Mexico, CNBC reported. The "Core" unit is responsible for the technical work behind Google's flagship products and protecting online safety,

Google laid off at least 200 staffers on its “Core” team in California, CNBC reported Wednesday. Some of those jobs are relocating to its offices in India and Mexico, the outlet said.

Asim Husain, the vice president of Google Developer Ecosystem, played a key role in communicating the news of the layoffs to his team. Through emails and town hall meetings, Husain emphasized the company’s commitment to maintaining its global footprint while aligning with partners and developer communities.

Google cut positions of almost 200 employees from its “core team" and relocated some of the jobs overseas with the aim to cut costs as the company continues its restructuring process. At least 50 roles were eliminated from engineering team based at its headquarters in California,