eBay to slash about 1,000 roles, or about 9% of whole-time staff

eBay to slash about 1,000 roles, or about 9% of whole-time staff


eBay’s headquarters in San Jose, California, U.S.

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eBay stated Tuesday that it ideas to lay off 9% of the company’s workforce, equating to 1,000 comprehensive-time workforce

Jamie Iannone, the president and CEO of eBay, thorough the layoffs on Tuesday in a letter to staff that was revealed on a company web site, including that the ecommerce company will also “scale back again the number of contracts we have in just our alternate workforce about the coming months.”

Iannone defined that the work cuts are important due to the fact eBay’s “total headcount and expenses have outpaced the progress of our company.”

“To deal with this, we’re employing organizational modifications that align and consolidate sure teams to strengthen the finish-to-stop knowledge, and greater meet up with the wants of our consumers around the globe,” Iannone claimed. “Soon, we will start notifying those staff members whose roles have been eliminated and getting into into a consultation process in regions in which demanded.”

eBay shares had been up all over 3.7% in just after-hrs investing on Tuesday to $42.95.

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