Israeli workplace software company Monday.com announced it is laying off 20% of its workforce, affecting approximately 630 employees. This reduction is part of a restructuring plan designed to create a more focused operating model for the company.
The primary driver for the restructuring is Monday.com's pivot towards its AI Work Platform, which it intends to make a core offering. The company believes its enterprise customers increasingly seek AI agents to collaborate with their employees.
The AI Work Platform currently features a no-code application builder, a customizable AI agent, a workflow automation tool, and a chatbot capable of generating reports and updating dashboards.
Monday.com's layoffs reflect a wider trend in the tech industry, where numerous firms are reducing staff to redirect investments toward artificial intelligence. Data indicates that 78% of companies citing a need to refocus on AI as a reason for layoffs this year. Over 122,000 tech roles have been cut so far in 2026 across the industry.
Monday.com anticipates incurring charges between $45 million and $55 million as a direct result of this restructuring process.
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Monday.com laid off 630 employees, representing 20% of its staff, as part of a restructuring to prioritize its AI Work Platform. This move aligns with a broader industry trend where tech companies are reducing headcount to reallocate investments towards artificial intelligence initiatives.