TikTok to cut some recruiting jobs at Dublin base in coming weeks

The Chinese social media giant, which expanded its presence in Ireland in 2019, currently employs around 3,000 people here
TikTok to cut some recruiting jobs at Dublin base in coming weeks

TikTok is the latest of the tech giants to announce a series of staff reductions across the world.

Sun, 29 Jan, 2023 - 10:07
Greg Murphy

TikTok is set to cut jobs at its Dublin offices over the coming weeks.

The Chinese social media giant, which expanded its presence in Ireland in 2019, currently employs around 3,000 people here.

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