Canva chief Melanie Perkins said more than 1,000 employees will lose their jobs or be asked to change roles, according to BBC News.
Design company Canva has announced major job cuts, BBC News reported. Chief executive Melanie Perkins said more than 1,000 staff members will either lose their jobs or be asked to move into different roles. The move comes after what Perkins called the company's hardest year yet, according to BBC News.
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