This is not the first time PayPal’s staff in Ireland have faced a hit to their numbers. Last May, the company announced plans to cut around 300 jobs from its operations in Dundalk and Dublin.
The two companies have laid off a collective 48,000 staff in the last five months. Tech investor and PayPal mafia member ...
Paypal employs more than 2,000 people in Ireland. In January, they announced plans to cut 2,000 staff worldwide in the latest set of layoffs taking place in the tech sector. As a result of layoffs ...
The payments company will still employ around 2,000 staff in the Republic once the job cuts are complete, and said it remained committed to Ireland. The announcement comes after PayPal said at the ...
Last week PayPal announced plans to close its Dundalk office on March 31 and make 62 staff redundant in Dundalk and Dublin. It will retain about 2,000 staff and move its Irish operations to a ...
In January, PayPal announced 2,000 job cuts globally which is around 7% of its total workforce. In a message to staff at the time, the President and CEO of PayPal Dan Schulman said that while the ...
The proposed job losses are from a total staff here of around 2,000 and are relatively small compared to moved by other technology sector players. PayPal is proposing a reduction of 35 roles in ...
The Louth-based office will shut from the end of March, with the remaining staff - totaling 1,000 ... Last May, PayPal announced 307 job cuts from its Dundalk and Blanchardstown sites, with ...
To those who are leaving us: we are deeply sorry’, wrote Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar in staff memo ...
PayPal's stock is well off its peak as investors grapple with the softening macro situation. The company's focus on discretionary spending can be a weakness in a recessionary environment. For ...
PAYMENTS FIRM PAYPAL is set to close its Dundalk office in March and cut 62 staff from its Irish workforce. It comes after the company announced last month that it planned to reduce its global ...
