Erupted by the COVID-19 pandemic global economic crisis, It has significantly increased the costs of companies. If this is the case, 2023 will be recorded as a period when even the largest companies will downsize. However, the end of the austerity period it never came.

Today it is the world’s largest online music and podcast platform. SpotifyA new mass dismissal decision was issued. According to CEO Daniel Ek’s statement, another 17 percent of the workforce will be laid off. Spotify in its latest financial statement 9,250 He announced that he had about 100 employees.

At least 1,500 more people will be laid off

Spotify CEO Daniel Ek’s statement does not include the reasons for the dismissal. But Ek is something we are not used to didn’t say. Spotify’s CEO stated that global economic uncertainty continues and they need to reduce costs. However, we must point out that the staff laid off from Spotify will receive, in addition to five months’ compensation, from the company from the health insurance service will continue to benefit.

Let’s explain for those wondering: Spotify, with what was announced today total 3 times mass layoffs. The company, which said goodbye to 600 employees in January and another 200 a few months later, will now make its largest mass layoffs. Whether this will be the last In the coming period We will see.