PayPal Begins Company-Wide Layoff of 2,500 Employees, or 9% of Workforce

The tech company is downsizing under newly appointed CEO Alex Chriss, who joined in September 

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PayPal began company-wide layoffs on Tuesday, according to multiple media reports, months after CEO Alex Chriss, who joined PayPal in September, began seeking ways to cut costs. 

The company is planning to cut around 2,500 jobs, equivalent to around 9% of the company’s workforce, according to a report from Bloomberg

According to a report by The Information, PayPal human resources department alerted staffers to the layoff plans as an effort to slash costs. The layoffs will impact people across multiple divisions, including engineering and research and development. 

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