Airthings, represented by its head of strategic growth Joakim Lindh, emphasized the importance of indoor air quality in a CNET article discussing the impacts of poor air on work-outs and recovery. The company's smart air quality monitors are highlighted as a tool that enables individuals to make informed decisions about air purification and ventilation, ultimately promoting healthier living environments.

Airthings, a smart air quality monitoring company, has initiated a significant round of layoffs in Norway, cutting 20% of its workforce. The process involved forcing employees into termination agreements under threat of dismissal, with four developers specifically reporting they were effectively coerced, marking the third consecutive year of such cutbacks.

Airthings, facing severe financial pressures and operating losses, implemented a restructuring strategy that resulted in the layoff of 20% of its employees. The move, achieved through natural attrition and voluntary severance agreements, reflects a cost-cutting measure that significantly undermines job security.

Airthings released its 2024 Transparency Act Report detailing its compliance with the Transparency Act between June 2023 and June 2024. The report outlines significant efforts in enhancing human rights training, establishing anti-bribery and anti-corruption policies, and implementing robust supplier due diligence including a Supplier Code of Conduct and third-party SMETA audits.