Canva is combining its product, growth and platform teams into a single product organisation
Australian graphic design platform Canva Group said on Wednesday it would cut 1,271 jobs, or about 22% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring after growth slowed for the first time in a decade.
The changes are expected to impact around 22pc of the organisation’s workforce and are in response to a recent dip in the company's growth.
The company will offer affected employees at least six months’ salary and consolidate more product teams in Sydney as part of an organisational restructuring.
More people will work face to face, and most hybrid staff will spend two to three days in the office a week from January.
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