Canva to cut or relocate more than 1,200 jobs after its 'hardest year yet'
Summary
Canva announced major job cuts after 'our hardest year yet', BBC News reported on Wednesday 4 November, chief executive Melanie Perkins saying more than 1,000 staff will either lose their jobs or be asked to change roles. The design giant is to cut or relocate more than 1,200 jobs in a major restructure, The Guardian reported, Perkins describing the job cuts as 'without doubt the hardest moment in our thirteen-year history' in an email to staff, and The Independent wrote that 22% of its workforce faces job cuts, the restructuring impacting 1,271 employees.
Latest: Canva is to cut or relocate more than 1,200 jobs in a major restructure after 'our hardest year yet', chief executive Melanie Perkins saying more than 1,000 staff will either lose their jobs or be asked to change roles, BBC News and The Guardian reported, and The Independent wrote that 22% of its workforce faces job cuts, the restructuring impacting 1,271 employees.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 4 November
Canva is to cut or relocate more than 1,200 jobs in a major restructure after 'our hardest year yet', chief executive Melanie Perkins saying more than 1,000 staff will either lose their jobs or be asked to change roles, BBC News and The Guardian reported, and The Independent wrote that 22% of its workforce faces job cuts, the restructuring impacting 1,271 employees.
- 02:09The Independent Canva says 22% of its workforce faces job cuts after ‘hardest year yet’
Tuesday 3 November