U.S. e-commerce giant Amazon plans to lay off roughly 30,000 corporate employees starting on Tuesday, local media reported Monday. Employees are expected to be notified of the layoffs by email beginning Tuesday morning. The cuts would affect nearly 10 percent of its corporate workforce. As the second-largest private employer in the United States, Amazon has more than 1.54 million employees worldwide, mostly in warehouses and roughly 350,000 in corporate roles. It marks another round of the company's rolling layoffs since 2022, which have resulted in more than 27,000 employees losing their jobs. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said in June that the company's headcount could decline further as it embraces AI technologies. The company "will need fewer people doing some of the jobs that are being done today, and more people doing other types of jobs," Jassy wrote in a memo to employees. SHOTLIST: FILE: Denver, Colorado, USA - Nov 2018 1. Aerial shot of Amazon warehouse; 2. Amazon warehouse park; FILE: California, USA - Date Unknown 3. Logo of Amazon; FILE: Crystal City, Colorado, USA - Sept 2019 4. Various of Amazon Thornton Fulfillment Center, conveyor belt delivering packages; 5. Various of employees working; 6. Various of conveyor belt delivering packages; FILE: Thornton, Colorado, USA - Dec 2, 2019 7. Various of employees working, conveyor belt delivering packages; FILE: Kawasaki, Japan - Sept 2020 8. Various of exterior of Amazon.com Inc.'s distribution center. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]