Tech companies plan hundreds more Bay Area job cuts as layoffs worsen

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Lucid Motors headquarters in Newark, March 2023. Roku sign at the tech company’s new north San Jose headquarters campus in the Coleman Highline mixed-use office complex. (George Avalos/Bay Area News Group)

NEWARK — Streaming titan Roku and electric vehicle maker Lucid Group have sketched out plans for fresh Bay Area job cuts, together adding hundreds of workers to the region’s worsening layoff toll.

Lucid has decided to chop 133 jobs in Newark and Roku intends to slash 91 jobs in San Jose, the tech companies stated in separate WARN letters that they sent to the state Employment Development Department.

“Changing business

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