TomTom to cut 500 jobs as it automates mapmaking

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TomTom to cut 500 jobs as it automates mapmaking

Losing one-tenth of its workforce.

TomTom will slash hundreds of jobs due to improvements it has made in automating its mapmaking activities, adding that the cuts would amount to around a tenth of its global workforce. "Regrettably, this will have an intended impact on approximately 500 employees in our maps unit," the ...

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