Supermassive to Lay off 90 Employees

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27 February 2024 05:56

British Supermassive Games, has notified approximately 150 staff members that they are "at risk" of redundancy, with around 90 expected to be laid off. These cuts represent the latest in a series of layoffs affecting the gaming industry. Under UK labor laws, companies are obligated to provide notice ahead of mass layoffs. Employees were informed of the impending job reductions via email on Monday morning.

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Supermassive to Lay off 90 Employees

Business

27 February 2024 05:56

Tags: Supermassive

British Supermassive Games, has notified approximately 150 staff members that they are "at risk" of redundancy, with around 90 expected to be laid off. These cuts represent the latest in a series of layoffs affecting the gaming industry. Under UK labor laws, companies are obligated to provide notice ahead of mass layoffs. Employees were informed of the impending job reductions via email on Monday morning.

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