Wonder, a food‑delivery start‑up, announced that it is cutting 175 positions—about 7% of its staff—to reallocate resources toward robotics and automation. The move comes as the company seeks to streamline operations and reduce reliance on human labor amid rising competition and delivery cost pressures. While the layoffs will affect employees across various departments, Wonder says the investment aims to enhance efficiency, speed up order fulfillment, and position the firm for future growth in the increasingly tech‑driven logistics market.
Food delivery start-up Wonder slashed 175 jobs – or 7% of its workforce – this week to invest in robotics and automation, the company said.
