Netflix has revealed plans to lay off around 1,000 employees, representing 6% of its workforce in its biggest round of job cuts to date.
As reported by Variety, the reductions will affect product, technology, legal and HR teams.
The company's games division will also be impacted, as evidenced by Licia Prehn, who worked in HR at Next Games. Prehn confirmed on LinkedIn that she is departing from the company and is seeking new roles.
"You all likely saw the news from Netflix yesterday. As a result, I will be leaving the company. I have truly loved working for Next Games and Netflix, and getting to work with such incredible people every day," she posted.
Netflix acquired the Finnish developer in 2022. The streaming giant has not said how many Next Games staff will be affected by the latest cuts.
Netflix co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters announced the cuts in an email to staff, citing organisational changes and the need to focus resources on priority areas.
“Team - we wanted to share that we are making a number of organisational changes and, as a result, we’ll be letting go of roughly 6% of our colleagues, with the greatest impact to our product, tech, legal and HR teams," the co-CEOs wrote.
“Decisions like these are never easy, and we don’t take them lightly. Our top priority today is to support those who are leaving Netflix.
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